Enshrined Hare Noted in The Memorials of a Quiet Life
The text notes Hare’s inclusion in The Memorials of a Quiet Life and mentions a misprint where the German poet Burgher is rendered as Burger, reflecting typographic slips.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 03, 1875
Page
8
The text notes Hare’s inclusion in The Memorials of a Quiet Life and mentions a misprint where the German poet Burgher is rendered as Burger, reflecting typographic slips.
A critical review of Francis Adams’s study on American public education notes the federal and state roles, local self government, and the secular basis of schools. It highlights expansion, cost, attendance, and Catholic resistance, comparing England’s position and urging cautious uptake of U.S. lessons.
The excerpt notes a temporary pause in a broader work to address the religious question in a future issue, acknowledging previous thorough treatment by Mr. Adams and promising more detail than similar publications. It frames the topic as a significant ethical concern within the system discussed.
A critic lauds Epwin A. Curley’s Nebraska guide for accurate, compact handling of emigration facts. The book details Nebraska as a promising destination with strong rivers and fertile lands, despite harsh winters and high taxes. It notes immigration through Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois and risks of state taxation and restraint. It highlights opportunities for enterprising people and working women, including homesteading paths and government land grants, while warning about service workers and lack of organized labor exchange.
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