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Light reading and critiques in the current issue
The piece notes children’s light reading offerings and highlights Macmillan's article by Professor Seeley on Roman Imperialism. It singles out R. H. Hutton’s St. Paul study as the most notable feature and mentions a sequel on Miss Octavia Hill's London poor article focusing on agricultural laborer life as seen through clergy relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan
Professor Seeley
St. Paul
R. H. Hutton
Octavia Hill
London
Bedford
Harpur
England
Pall Mall
Byron
Hartford Courant
Lady Byron
Mrs. Stowe
Messrs. Fields, Osgood, and Co
Hall of London
Guardians
St. Matthew, Bethnal Green
Beadle
Bethnal-green
Shoreditch
Hackney
Anthony Would
Trinity-Street
Greenwich
Greenwich Police Court
Maude
Huxley
Middleton Hall
Islington
Masters Green, Fuller
Mills
Ienslow