The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-28
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Compendium Of the History of Catholic Church. By
Rev. Theodore Noethen. Baltimore: John Murphy &
This a succnct history of the Catholic Church from
the of the Christian the Ecumeni-
crl Council of the Vatican in which narrated her
combats and her victories in tines of persecution her
and scandal and wherein is shown that her
vation q divine work. The work has been compiled
and translated from the most reliable sources with the
view of supplying acknowledged want, and placing
in brief possible all well established facts
connected with the history of the Church the
mencement of the Christian the Ecumencal Coun
Gil of the Vatican The aim has been to give historical
facts briefly, in plain fluent STYLE free from fancies
and partality.
The work is comprised in handsome volume of
nearly 600 pages amo, and Justly be considered
the reliable complete and cheapest Compendium
History of the Church published Eng
lsh language.
Forgivea at Last. BY. Jeanette r. Haderman Phila
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of qualified to speak to the merit of the novel,
either to plot incident literary STYLE The name
of the respectable publisher is indeed recommenda
ton and from reading paragraph here and there
Judge the style to be unpretending and natural The
is in the sonth and some of public charities
Familiarity mentioned.
We acknowledge the courtesy of Mr.. George Ellis,
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publishers copy.
Car,o,o Magazine. August.
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The Red Haired Mans Wife, Life of Conleth Come
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The present number contains several articles
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LIONS AND HAREs.-Tbe Cologne Gazette contains an
article nveghing against Englands neutrality Alud
ing the cartoon in Punch which represents Britannia
attempting to prevent Louis Napoleon and King Will
coming to bio rs, the former observes that
Britannia should longer be represented with he'll
met, but with chgnoD. rather with cotton night
cap present Government it says fears nothing
much a war, and carries Cobden's principle of non
intervention to absurd extremes. Golden himself is
dead but friend Bright is minister, and Gladstone,
incredible weakness both before and after the
Crimean is forgotten is the Fret Lord of
Treasury The best proof proceeds the article of
the beophobia of tho Government is the way in which
England received the Of the secret treaty. No
mouse with terror about the kitchen in
search of hiding place when the cook had come in "
than Engsh statesmen, and the newspapers under
their influence sought escape the necessity of
taking up arms. The merciless writer concludes by
| comparing England to IAN army of lions led on by
hares"