Decaying society inspires plea to unknownGod seekers
Mr Farrar portrays a grim scene with ease yet its fatal depths remain veiled in Latinity. He suggests many earnest souls of earlier times sought God in a purer Roman age and may believe their prayers to the unknown God were not in vain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farrar
Daniel Defoe
Jonathan Swift
British Museum
Polenqui
South America
Edinburgh
Scotland
Corset and Crinoline Review and Antiquarian Costume
A critique of The Corset and the Crinoline surveys its ornate covers and mixed judgments from readers. It traces the corset’s origins from primitive belts to ancient depictions, plus historic dieting and bedchamber customs, with letters from English and Viennese observers praising tight lacing and debunking fears about harm.
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Austria
England
Madden
Gelf
Greece
Rome
France
Can it be True Endlessness of Future Punishment Explored
Review of Wintram Miall’s inquiry into eternal punishment argues the author makes a forceful case against the doctrine. It notes the work weighs scriptural arguments, contrasts sympathy with endless torment, and critiques universal restitution while praising clarity and fervor. Also mentions Murray’s Handbook for Derbyshire and a three volume novel Over Head and Ears by Darren Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintram Miall
Elliot Stock
William Miall
Dalston
Miall
Friends of Christian Truth
Batman
Jesus Christ
Murray
Derbyshire
Nottinghamshire
Leicestershire
Staffordshire
London
John Murray
Darren Cook
Sampson Low
Frankland
Alfred
Franks