Aldersleigh and the Tide of Liberalism in a Turbulent Era
Review surveys Aldersleigh a novel aimed at exposing democracy’s dangers but failing to faithfully portray English society. Reginald Vaughan, a Virginian, returns to England, meets the vicar of Aldersleigh, and encounters a cast including a Tory lawyer and radical M P. The critique condemns caricatures, praises some plotting, and notes strong Roman settings in Capes Mosaic Worker’s Daughter and a separate tale of a young man’s desertion in A Fight for Safe.
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Reginald Vaughan
Aldersleigh
Vaughans
Liverpool
London
Riethmuller
Strong
Liberal Party
Committee of Public Safety
Westminster
Mr. Capes
Aicick
Rome
National Committee
Donato
Hasex
Elementary Astronomy by J Norman Lockyer
A brief notice praises the Macmillan and Co. school class book Elementary Astronomy by J Norman Lockyer. It highlights its natural outline brevity abundant illustrations and immediate introduction to star observation and the sun’s place in the cosmos.
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J. Norman Lockyer
Macmillan and Co