Leaders of finance firms must hold rare qualifications
The piece argues that finance companies require leaders with deep foresight and knowledge of trade laws and political factors. It praises the Fencier and Mobilier chiefs as possessing these qualities and predicts their continued prosperity amid imitators, foreseeing a revolution in credit within the century.
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Fencier
Mobilier
Memorial tribute to Sir George Cornewall Lewis in Hereford
The article notes widespread national recognition for Sir George Cornewall Lewis after his death and describes the unveiling of a memorial statue in Hereford by Lord Palmerston. It praises his personal humility, candor, and political honesty, and reflects on the role of the press in revealing truth and shaping public memory.
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George Cornewall Lewis
Baron Marochetti
Hereford
Lord Palmerston
G. C. Lewis
Remembered Statesman Sir George Cornewall Lewis Praised Posthumously
The piece extols Lewis for candour over double talk, praising his free trade stance as Chancellor and his scholarly rigor. It emphasizes his pursuit of truth, breadth of knowledge, and belief that scholars can be effective workers in government, arguing that Parliament needs more such learned leaders. It lauds Lord Palmerston’s tribute on his fidelity to truth and intellectual freedom.
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Hereford
England
Lord Palmerston
Rome
Burleigh
G. C. Lewis
Parliament
George Cornewall Lewis
Denmark and Prussia War Reflections on Conquest
A cautious overview notes that Denmark has been defeated but not humbled as the Danes challenge the claims and evidence behind their campaigns. It argues Danish honour demands proof, England or France are needed for long term success, and that conquerors face difficulties in settling the aftermath as parties diverge.
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Pyenmark
Danneburg
Duchies
England
France
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