Dramatic Poem and Critics on Mr Bayne's Work
A review contrasts Elijah and Jezebel in Mr Bayne’s drama with Tennyson’s imagery. It questions the use of the enduring self reflection in a Jewish sensibility and praises Bayne’s poetic power and imaginative reach while urging steadier aims in future dramatic poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Jez
Zarepta
Alis
Jezebel
Jezreel
Ahab
Elijah
Bayne
Messrs. Tennyson
Ruskin
Mr. Bayne
Mr. Tennyson
Naboth
Lucretius
Joseph Shield
Provost and Co
Is there a Social Science in the Contemporary Review
The Contemporary Review discusses Herbert Spencer's plea for Social Science. It contrasts two schools of thought and critiques the great-man theory, arguing that social progress reflects civilization rather than divine intervention or lone great men. The essay analyzes Schomberg Kingsley Carlyle Froude and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froude
Spencer
Herbert Spencer
Man
God
France
Charles Kingsley
Carlyle
Kingsley
Philte Bevan
F.R.G.S
Stanford
Great Britain
Masson
Edinburgh
Ll.d
Smyth
Astronomy
Piazzi
Plazai
Fraser
Logic
Metaphysics
Moriiries
Norrow
Montrose Academy
Kirkcaldy Burgh School
Lockhart
Broad Social Tracts and New Editions Featured in Brief Notices
The Rev. Robert Holmes of Yendon promotes tract series addressing working classes with tales as moral tools. New editions and works on science and religion receive admiration, including James Hinton’s Man and His Dwelling Place, a teacher’s list, and Cassell’s children's histories. Public notices applaud accessible literature and modest guides to exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holmes
Yendon
Joe Watts
Ben ‘‘Starkey
Miss
London
Smith, Elder and Co
Hinton
Mr. Hinton
Religious Tract Society
F. Bourdillon
Woolbeding
Messrs
Cassell
England
Isa Craig Knox
Murley
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the Contemporary Review
Joan Yound
Glasgow
Young
Messrs. Cassell and Co
Messrs Griffin and Co
William Cobbett
Cobbett