Reading Notes on Religion and Public Life in 1849
A survey of church counts in Manchester and Brooklyn, mixed with literary notices and new religious almanacs. The piece critiques Sabbath ethics, previews works by working-class authors, and endorses a range of pamphlets and tracts from Partridge, Wesleyan, and other publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Partridge and Oakey, Paternoster-row
Religious Tract Society
Joan Harrison
Wesleyan Office
Fleetstreet
Church of Christ
Aylott and Jones
J.B. Brown
A.B
Ward and Co
W.haztitt
Sampson Law
North
South
B. L. Green
Luther
R. Ferguson
Ll.d
Ward
Prideaux
Echard
Tonson
Robinson Crusoe
Tristram Shandy
Sterne
Dodsley
Gray
Eton College
Warton
Blair
Strahan
Burn
Buchan
Fielding
Tom Jones
Thomson
Andrew Millar
Millar
Fraser
Risz
Jack Sheppard
Pendennis at the Pall Mall Club and Victorian notes
A sprawling Penny Dreadful style portrait of Major Arthur Pendennis at a London club. Laced with social satire and back pages notes on France England produce and a juvenile delinquent sketch, ending with a harsh portrait of street abuse and neglect.
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Pricrurz
London
Arthur Pendennis
Pall Mall
England
Duke of York
Pendennis
Archionesses
Zhackery
France
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Baptist
Jdahlin
Presbyterian Association Congregational Calvinista
Reformed
Presbyterian Associate
Protestant Episcopal
Bynagogues
Taitheran P
Methodist
Mormon
Panerrs
New Jerusalem
Presbyterian
Manchester
Brooklyn
Cass
Republic
Taylor
Henry Clay
Philadelphia
Chambers
Edinburgh
I. Watts
D.D
T. Binney
W. Eglington
Goswell-street
Economist