Review of Plato Translations and Contemporary Criticism
The piece surveys modern poetic and philosophical criticism with emphasis on Plato translations by Jowett. It highlights Edinburgh’s rigorous appraisal of Symposium, praises the overall quality, and notes other periodical analyses on Spiritualism Byron and Tennyson, European adventurers in India, game laws, land tenure, and social questions. It also covers British Quarterly and Westminster contributions on theology, church history, and reform topics.
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Edinburgh
Jowett
London
Quarterly
Byron
Tennyson
India
de Boigne
Perron
George Thomas
Skinner
Ireland
Carl Ullmann
Westminster
Baptists
Gion
England
London Quarterly
Somersetshire
Gladstone at Greenwich Praises Government and Economy
Mr Gladstone visits Greenwich amid 10 000 to 15 000 attendees. He defends Liberal measures, cites long majority stability since 1832, and argues government economies reduced clerks while preserving essential offices. He praises Ireland acts, military reforms, and abolition of purchase, urging confidence in current policy and future readiness.
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Gladstone
Greenwich
Blackheath
David Salomons
M.P
Angerstein
Charles Reed
Greenwich Hospital
Lord Grey
Lord Palmerston
House of Commons
Lord Russell
Ireland
the Treasury
Europe
England
Duke of Somerset