Gladstone and the Turkish Question in British Policy
In this argument, the speaker accuses Gladstone of opposing reform movements in Turkey and of preventing Beaconsfield from acting as Europe’s arbiter. The piece critiques charges that Gladstone caused or supported war, contrasting his stance with Bismarck and Andrassy and condemning a foreign policy that provokes disputes and insults to Britain.
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Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Batak
Otluk Keli
Prince Bismarck
Count Andrassy
Lord Beaconsfield
Europe
Penge starvation case sparks debate on justice and capital punishment
The writer condemns sensational coverage of the Stauntons and Alice Rhodes trial for murder by starvation. He argues public opinion is twisting justice, raises fears of reprieve or retrial undermining trust, and advocates life imprisonment over capital punishment to preserve respect for the law.
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Stauntons
Alice Rhodes
Louis Staunton
Penge
Hawkins
Clara Brown
Harriet Staunton
Patrick Staunton
Home Secretary
Alica Rhodes
Cisa
Mr. Bright
Critique of Mr Drew on Religion and Revelation
The reviewer analyzes Mr Drew's book arguing that unbelief stems from poor presentation of divine truth and its failure to show religion as a superior life. It questions reliance on external vouchers and notes the core claim that revelation must be experienced as real, not just cited by authorities.
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Drew
Professor Tyndall
Belfast
J. 8. Mill
Mr. Drew