Review of Grote and the morality of association
The critique argues that sanction in ethics arises from social protection and that association shapes moral sentiment. It notes Grote’s relativity theory denying enduring beliefs, praises six essays in a volume, and commends two on Aristotle while differing on moral grounds.
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Grote
God
Mr. Grote
McColl Defence and High Church Controversy Review
The reviewer commends Mr. McColl’s knowledge and vigor while noting harsh critique from others. It discusses the Purchas judgment, ritual disputes, and proposed compromises between High Church and Low Church factions, warning that Dean of Chester’s tactics risk widening rifts and potential disestablishment. Mr. McColl may respond on the Fulkestone case.
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the Quarterly
Mr. McColl
McColl
Laud
M‘doll
Chester
Church of England
Fulkestone
Viollet le Duc’s Habitations of Man reviewed
The review lauds M Viollet le Duc as an exact antiquarian and leading French architect who restored Notre Dame Paris and crafts a poetic, human centered treatment of architecture. It praises his new volume for wider elevated themes and introduces two imagined figures Epergos and Doxina as symbolic guides to human comfort.
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M. Viollet-le-Duc
France
Notre Dame
Paris
Europe
Maison
Epergos
Doxina
Progress and Tradition in Looser Fortunes of Architecture
A sweeping survey contrasts human progress with traditionthrough imagined tours of early shelters to grand styles from China and Rome. It recounts an interview with Fan the Chinaman, a critique of self indulgence, and a discussion on restoring health by gradual exercise, then shifts to Augustus promoting art and luxury to bind Roman elites to the prince.
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China
Egypt
Greece
Fan
Epergos
Fau
Hhis
Doxine
Rome
Augustus