Review of a Book on Infallibility and Anglican Return
The critique argues the work exposes past falsifications used to define infallibility and notes the author’s shift toward Anglicanism with eyes open to broader questions. It discusses potential reactions from Evangelicals and High Church factions, the Bible’s altered status, and hints at a broader move away from Rome. The piece weighs possible future developments and calls the book timely and valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
Professor Jowett
Maurice
Church of England
Rome
Second Edition Preface to Church Property Volume
The author presents a new preface defending the work against critics led by J H Pulman Barister at law. He asserts reliance on Selden, rebuts charges of inaccuracy, and defends canon and civil law in tithe history. The edition expands notes, addresses key points on Ethelwolfs Charter and Blackstone, and notes delay since 1869 Irish Church Abolition Act sanction. February 1871 Welland House Forest Hill.
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J. H. Pulman
Middle Temple
Selden
Eagle
Blackstone
Winchelsea
Canterbury
Christ Satisfying the Instincts of Humanity and Temple Church Lectures
A critical review of Dr. C J Vaughan’s two volumes Half Hours in the Temple Church and High Lectures. The piece praises Vaughan’s clarity and direct appeal while noting occasional mannerisms and theological overreach. It highlights Vaughan’s aim to move conscience through accessible sermons and cautions against excessive sacrifice rhetoric.
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Christ
Temple Church
C. J. Vaveuan
D.D
London
Macmillan and Co
Strahan and Co
Vaughan
Aplanatic Searcher and Microzymes Highlight Royal Microscopical Society Talk
The March 1871 Monthly Microscopical Journal summarizes the Royal Microscopical Society annual address. Dr Royston Pigott presents Aplanatic Searcher, claimed to correct aberration and extend focal depth. M Béchamp’s microzyme theory and spontaneous mould growth in distilled water are discussed with caution about practical use.
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Microscopical Journal
London
Robert Hardwicke
Royal Microscopical Society
Royston-Pigott
Pigott
Mr. Slack
M. Béchamp
Lionel Beale
M. Béschamp
Women surreys and grants drive late Victorian reform efforts
Mrs Fawcett has addressed large meetings in Bristol Bath Frome Taunton Tavistock Plymouth and Exeter lobbying for women’s suffrage with petitions to both Houses of Parliament at most events. A census offering by Indian schoolwomen aims to fund evangelisation of millions of Indian women. Levi’s Liquor Trades report shows high capital and employment tied to alcohol. A Grosvenor Square meeting backs house to house relief and clergy inclusion of all denominations. Yorkshire Lancashire earthquake descriptions vary from underground rumble to a wagon like sway.
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Indian Normal School and Instruction Society
England
India
Stuart
Sudbury-hill
Harrow
Leone Levi
Mount Street
Grosvenor Square
St. George
Hanover Square
St. Margaret and
St. John
Westminster
Charles Trevelyan
Brymer Belcher
Church of England
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Leeds Mercury
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