Gentle Titles for Boys Readable Yet Realistic
A critical note says the books offer healthy tone and good gift value for boys though sometimes overly realistic. They are picture rich and easy to read, with little demand on intellect, though less genius than Madam How and King George’s Middy, yet potentially more immediately engaging for young readers.
Bach Passion Music edition praised for performance at Exeter Hall
A cheap edition of Bach’s Passion Music is praised as timely ahead of a performance at Exeter Hall led by Mr. Barnby. The piece is described as profound, with varied choruses and recitatives, and noted for its emotional depth, accessibility to skilled amateurs, and mountain of melody within a devout, reverent framework.
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Bach
Handel
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Exeter Hall
Barnby
Pilate
Jesus
Spiritual Venerable Works and a Gideon Life Review
Brief notices discuss A Spiritual and Most Precious Pearl translated by Mines Coverpate and a work by Witutas Anderson, both praised for devotion and reformist tone. Also reviewed are The Life of Gideon by Joan Bruce and Saving Knowledge for Young Men by Guthrie and Blakie, with notes on style and orthodoxy.
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Mines Coverpate
London
Wm. Tegg
Miles Coverdale
Exeter
Otho Vermullerus
Adam
Anderson
Gideon
Joan Bruce
Edinburgh
Edmonton
Douglas
Bruce
Withal
William Anderson
Thomas Gutueiz
D.D
W. G. Buarkig
Strahan and Co
Dr. Blaikie
Dr. Guthrie
Historical Criticism and the Victor Noir Legend
A Saturday Review piece examines how future historians would parse a century of legend about Bourbon rivalries and a fictitious Victor Noir. It argues the name signals a system of censorship and imperial control, not a real person, with Olivier as a generic symbol of political peace.
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Victor Noir
Bonaparte
Albania
Corsica
Corfu
New York
Algeria
Napoleon
Paris
Rocheforts
Groussets
Fonvielles
M. Ollivier
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Witutas Anderson
Glasgow
Hodder and Stoughton
United Presbyterian Church of Scotland