Review of Current English and American Magazines
A survey of periodicals notes Mrs Hemans works and The Argosy themes, praises Scribner's Monthly pieces from The University of Rome to New York art schools, while arguing journalism neglects moral and social questions. It critiques sensational reporting, calls for virtuous, value-driven coverage, and highlights new items in Belgravia and Cassell's Family Magazine along with Havergal’s Kept for the Master’s Use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sandy Hook
University of Rome
Fairfax Family
Philadelphia
Scribner
Vice
Reid
Greens
Froudes
University Magasine
Black
Blackie
Mr. Lascelles
Rome
Andrew Wilson
Daly
Cassell
Miss Havergal
Jules Verne
Boston
McCosh
Cook
Taylor Innes
St. Nicholas
Evangelical
Byles
Leeds
Gardener's Magazine
Frances Ridley Havergcal
James Nisbet and Co
Frances Ridley Havergal
Sermons on urban life and religious thought from Talmage and others
A review of several 19th century religious works and lectures including Talmage's vivid depictions of New York dens, W H Murray's thoughtful sermons, William Jay's Christian contemplations, Forbes' Zulu war lectures, and related notes on electric lighting in Picton reading room, a fire destroying Dickens's Bleak House, a Longman death, Flaxman sculptures in Florence, and church burial prohibitions in multiple jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DE Wirt TaLmace
D.D
R. D. Dickinson
Dr. Talmage
New York
W. H. Murray
Mr. Murray
Murray
Argyle Chapel
Bath
William Jay
Hodder and Stoughton
Jay
Archibald Forbes
Ulundi
Louis Napoleon
Liverpool
Picton Reading Room
Bleak House
Charles Dickens
Islington Green
Longman
Farnborough Hill
Florence
Kensington
Flaxman
The
New Church
Fletcher Williams
Ofiverpool
Unitarian Review
Boston
U.S
Williams
Pisces
Caurchyards
Her Majesty In Council
Ashdon
Essex
West Hackney
Middlesex
Stdd
Lancashire
Langley
Worcestershire
Ashton-on-the-Ribble
Bicton
Shrewsbury
Stapleford
Cambridgeshire
Potton
Bedfordshire
Tutbury
Staffordshire
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Belgravia
Justin M‘carthy
Arbuthnot Wilson
Prince Imperial