Ruskin Letter in Macmillan Ethics of Editorship Examined
A critical critique of Macmillan's Magazine handling of Mr Ruskin's letter. The piece defends equal right of eminent authors to correction, attacks editorial partiality, and analyzes Ruskin's art and social reform aims as interlinked with his views on beauty and service.
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Mr. Ruskin
Macmillan
Ruskin
Macmillan’s
Osition
Stopford A. Brooke
Art
Ar. Ruskin
John Ruskin
Stopford Brooke
Mr. Stopford Brooke
Brooke
Brooke’s Article, Which Was So Just and True. Perhaps, In Mr. Ruskin
London
Lorna Doone Second Edition Noted in Brief
The brief notices praise the new one volume edition of Lorna Doone by R D Blackmore, set in Exmoor during Charles II and Judge Jeffreys times. The review admires the author’s archaic yet vivid prose, noting John Kidd’s clever character and the romance’s steady, expansive dialogue.
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Exmoor
R. D. BuLack Morg
Cradock Nowell
Sampson Low
Charles II
Judge Jeffreys
Oare
Somersetshire
Blackmore
Spectator
Tatler
Mr. Blackmore
John Kidd
Yeoman
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