Review of Currents in Art Literature and Religion
A survey of magazine contents highlights in depth essays on the South of England peasantry, Jesuits in Germany, and Florence Nightingale notes. The issue covers Cornhill and Gentleman's Magazine works, art descriptions from the Vienna Exhibition, and extensive literary criticism across Good Words to The Leisure Hour, with faith essays and imagery from Dr. Guthrie to Spurgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
England
Germany
Florence Nightingale
Blackwood
Lord Lytton
Kenelin
Louis Napoleon
Senior
Bath
Franklin Bacon
Republic
Cornhill
Gentleman's Magazine
Cowden Clarke
Temple Bar
London
J. Gorle
Virtue and Co
Johnston
Green
Turner
Scarborough
Messrs
Sampson Low
Sampson Low and Co.’s Illustrated Monthly, the Picture Gallery
Watteau
Cooper
Taylor
Scotland
Mercier
My Lady's
Prescotts
Dorothy Fox
Devon
Lady Bell
Carrick
W. F. Rae
Heligoland
Miss Lees
Metz
Miss Nightingale
William
Tulloch
Dr. Carpenter
Lynn Linton
Soho
Clapham
Riverside
Blai
Judy
Hans Andersen
Margaret
George Carrington
Congregationalist
Joshua Davidson
Jesus
York
Thomson
Sir William Hamilton
Robert Southwell
Switzerland
Paris
Pattison
Guthrie
George “ Herbert
A. B. Grosart
George Herbert
Dr. William's Library
Donald Macleod
Hoe
India
Donald
Steane
Laird Nabal
Cowgate
Edinburgh
Christian Union
Free Church
Enius
Williams
Workman's Magazine
C. E. Maurice
R. G. Blunt
Lord Lyttelton
Evangelista
The
Christian Treasury
Lizzie Sydenham
Griffith John
Mesars
Cassell
Plumptre
Dean Payne Smith
Mrn Carruthers
British Museum
Staines
Hanna
Abraham
Gay
Doré
Jephthah
Messrs. Cassell