Wiclif and English Reformation Reflected in Sermons
A scholarly review discusses Wiclif's trials and writings, John of Gaunt's possible motives, and Lechler's view of Wiclif’s sermons discovered in Vienna. It recounts the portrayal of church property rights, the bishops, and the impact on English constitutional history, emphasizing the evangelical tone of the sermons and Lorimer's editorship.
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Edward III
Victoria
John of Gaunt
Wiclf
Lechler
Stubbs
Wickf
Wiclif
Vienna
Dr. Lorimer
England
Browning Poem Ly Suisiaz Deepens Browning’s Introverted Style
A review notes Browning preserves his introspective voice in Ly Suisiaz while delivering lines of depth and pathos. It questions whether the poem draws on real experience or imagination, yet suggests the verses imply genuine emotion and may reflect a true event or memory from a mountainside walk near Lake Geneva and Jura in Collonge.
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Coli
Locksley Hall
Mr. Browning
Byron
Browning
Gieneva
Saléve
Jura
Murray's Student Histories Reviewed in National Critique
A detailed critique of two ecclesiastical history manuals edited by W. Smith. The reviewer praises organization, printing, and index aids but questions doctrinal biases especially on Church definition, forty days symbolism, and apostolic treatment. The work is divided into three books covering early Church to the Holy Roman Empire, with notes and references for further study.
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W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Earth
God
Kingdom
Israel
Moses
Elijah
The Students Ecclesiastical History Overview
The excerpt notes a work titled The Student's Ecclesiastical History detailing the Christian Church from its first ten centuries. It references authors Philip Smtr and G. G. Perry and appears to discuss the English Church from Henry VII’s accession to modern convocation limits.
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Phtip Smtr
Henry Will
G. G. Perry
London
John Murray