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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1878

Page

3

Debated Imperial Policy and The Fortnightly Review

In a sharp critique the piece discusses imperial aims toward Asia Minor and Mesopotamia, questioning a scheme to seize Anatolia and Cyprus. It also surveys Fortnightly content on politics, art criticism, Canon Farrar and Leslie Stephen, noting debates on hell and future punishment.

Russia Asia Minor India Anatolia Mesopotamia Cyprus Porte Great Britain Grant Duff M.P Nubar Pasha Edward Dicey Agnes Lambert J. Tyrwhitt Mallock Peter Simple Ralph Burgoyne Leslie Stephen Canon Farrar Mr. Stephen Boswell Johnson Stephen Hell Farrar Maudsley Knight

Bibliotheca Sacra and periodical notices highlight notable works

The July Bibliotheca Sacra offers several meritorious papers including Isocrates sketches by R D C Robbins and a thoughtful Christ and Paul comparison. International Review covers Froude and Hopkins essays, while The Future Life defends eternal punishment with a roster of American scholars. Additional reviews span religious and nautical topics and new concise works.

Bibliotheca Sacra R. D. C. Robbins Isocrates Christ Paul Erasmus Darwin Charles Darwin Hill Darwin The International Review James Anthony Froude Lucretius Mark Hopkins Atlantic R. D. Dickinson Noah Porter Helfferstein Dabney Patton Cheever Moses Stuart Joseph Cook

Bronze medals for first class honours in science May exams

Lords of the Committee of Council on Education sanction bronze medals for students who gain first class honours in any science subject at the May examinations. In a York letter, John Bright criticizes the drink question as political and notes the Permissive Bill is a poor measure hindering real reform, urging patience for action.

W. E. Smrth The Evangelisation Society Hodder and Stoughton Smith Great Malvern London Haughton and Co Grange-over-Sands H. R. Smith M.A W. Ridgway Adam Araus Simpkin, Marshall J. Edwin Odgers Athanase Coquerel Baptist Church Hebden Bridge Yorkshire Fawcett Thomas Gray Simpkin, Marshall, and Co Sealife Gray Verney R.N Portsmouth Harbour Griffin and Co Portsmouth Committee of Council On Education Bright York John Bright Drink
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