New Plutarch volume on Coligny and early Protestant reform
Besant and Brodribb launch The New Plutarch with a masterly sketch of Gaspard de Coligny. The piece traces his lineage, early traits, and conversion to Protestant ideals, arguing for a radical reform of church structure and a focus on Bible teaching by ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Walter Besant
W. J. Brodribb
Mallock
New Republic
Professor Palmer
Charlemagne
Harold Fairbair
Hannibal
Gustavus Adolphus
Cudetts
James Rice
Whittington
London
Anet Tuckey
Joan of Arc
Gaspard de Coligny
Besant
St. Bartholomew
Macaulay
Ivry
Coligny
France
Highlands
Scotland
Mr. Besant
Royal
Dauphin
Quelf
de Béze
Kingdom of Heaven
England
Germany
The Monthly Reviews on Contemp. Philosophy and Poole Browning
The Contemporary Review presents Caird on Comte and a critique of Mr. Froude by Freeman. It covers Ancient Egypt studies by R. Stuart Poole, Browning criticism by Sutherland Orr, and Westcott on Origen. Morley’s liberal politics and Clifford essays are discussed with Pollock’s introduction and Clifford’s life.
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Comte
Edward Caird
Caird
Freeman
Mr. Froude
Egypt
R. Stuart Poole
Littledale
Ile
New Testament Times
Sutherland Orr
Browning
Canon Westcott
Origen
Morley
Frederick Pollock
Professor Clifford
Hssays
Clifford
Pollock
Cambridge
Montague Cookson
Q.C
Professor Fawcett
India
Mr. Brassey
East Roumelia
Viscountess Strangford
Victor Hugo
F. W. H. Myers
Midway Inn
James Payn
W. R. Greg
Cassandra