Controversy Over Athanasian Creed divides Anglican groups
A lengthy argument critiques Mr. Maccoll for linking rejection of the Athanasian Creed to a rejection of Christianity. The piece notes vast dissent among Anglicans and Nonconformists, argues creeds divide rather than unify, and suggests many reject the creed while maintaining Christian faith. It cites Perowne and Dublin Review and ends with shared Nonconformist Catholic critique.
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Adon
Mr. Maccoll
Maccoll
Athanasius
Italy
Dublin Review
Middlemarch Part VII. By Guerau ELor
The review notes George Eliot shifts from character study to masterful storytelling as Middlemarch nears its close. It praises her insight into motives and social folly, acknowledging fresh power in weaving a compelling narrative. Published by William Blackwood and Sons.
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Middlemarch
Guerau Elor
William Blackwood and Sons
Middlemarch Review Highlights Eliot’s Complex Characters
The essay lauds George Eliot’s Middlemarch for its fresh treatment of ordinary lives. It focuses on Lydgate and Rosamond, praising Eliot’s moral depth, the interwoven fortunes, and Rosamond’s deft defensive power in a troubled marriage.
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George Eliot
Lydgate
Rosamond