The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
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published Tie British Qqarterly Rer;ey
for April. 1s75. The content. are a. fol-
lows:
!. Gasparl lie Coligny.
IL. The Higher Panthei.m.
III. lIornstiernc Biorn.on a. u Novel,
ist.
~. Iivingston-'s Last Journals.
'. kinglake's History OF the Crl.
mean War
VI. iltrmontsnism and civil Allegi.
ancc.
VII. Mr.. Glalstonc's Rctirrmru, from
the Liberal Leadership.
VIII. Internal Evidence in . Case Of
Disputed Authorship.
"Thc Life of Coligny." with which,
this number opens. may be looked upon
as either a biographical or historical ar
ticlc, 50 closely is the life of the prca,
llugucuot leader connected with the DO.
litical movements of his time and couu-
try. The writer. while hc doe. not por-
tray INN ~ n fIililc,s man. gives him
credit for all the good he attempted and
accomplished.
The essay Oh The Higher panihcism"
begins by explaining that it j. neither n
review nor a reply. hut simply discus
sion of the theory of Panlhci-ni. ~ set
forth in Mr.. Pictou'> book reviewed in "A
former number. Each standpoint of the
work |, taken up separately. and exposed
to the strong light of the Bible. Ia con-
clnsion. the writer remarks that Mr.. Pic
ton "ha, yet to learn the further lesson
OF the weakness. no, the strength. of hui
man powers. which may make him glad
to grasp. a. Burns conie..c, hc was. .at
revealed religion
The third article give- short and in
tercsting sketch OF the life aud surround
ing, of the Norwegian novelist. whose
works have lately become familiar to u,
but is chiefly devoted to IA review of hi.
novels. of which it contain, copiou. eX-
tracts.
Its followed b; "Living,tonr', Last
Journals. u paper which first describes
the physical character of Africa. and 1t,
elect upon the race, that iuhabit it. and
then tells the story OF Livingstone, wan
behring's, and the love aud courage of the
native attendants. who undertook a nine
months journey to bear hi. remains to
the coast.
hinglake's "lli-tory Of The Crlmean
War" has reached the fifth volume.
,ynop.i, Of which j. here presented To
the reader.
'Iltramontani.m AMI Civil Allcyi-
ancc. This paper begin. by defining
Instrumentation, ~ explained by Arch
bishop Manning, and then sets forth
the growth Of Papal power. and it, claim
to supremacy over Civil power. in eases
where the two conflict. This power OF
the church rests it. claim upon the
Dogma of Infallioility, and the relation.
ship of those who accept that dogma TO
the Government cannot be the same a.
formerly. because. iii the Infallible as
-NiN liiiN W llI' liiEDllf
invoices the loss Of the soul. and disobedi-
ence To the throne j. eyerla- sting lie aud
reward, it is easy To see what dcyuut
spirit. ambitious ofnotoricty aud martyr
dom. who believes What the Vicar Of
Christ cnioins, is likely TO do
Mr.. Glad.toncs' Retirement from the
Liberal Leadership" In this essay the
principles of Liberalism, the admini.tra-
tive talent necessary in state. man, and
the duties of prime minister. and cabinets,
ARE discussed, as well a. Mr.. G,adstoncs's
particular action, and his paper. on the
Vatican DEGREES. with the several answer,
they have called forth.
Ia the last article. thu authorship oi the
lode to the Cuckoo" j. commented ona
some length. and the number closes with
the usual notice. of Contemporary Litcra-
ture.
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