Anecdote Biography volume 4
Anecdote Biography volume 4
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Styles appeared in the Edinburgh Review, in 1809. * * The Rev. John Styles, D. D. , originally of Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, was long a popular preacher at Brighton, in the chapel of Lady Huntingdon's connexion, in North-street. On his removal from Brigh- ton, he built Holland Chapel, in the Brixton-road, for Independents. He was remarkable for his (i flowery oratory, " and he published a novel, many sermons, notes on the Bible, a vindication of Evangelical preaching, and a virulent attack up...on the immoral and antichristian tendency of the Stage ; besides the strictures on the two critiques in the Edinburgh Review, which brought him into the above conflict.
Q2 228 ANECDOTE BIOGKAPHY.
A WORD FOR THE CLIMBING BOYS.
Among the philanthropic objects to which Sydney Smith directed the powerful battery of his wit, humour, and acute reasoning, his standing up for the correction of the abuses in Chimney-sweeping is very remarkable. Some forty years ago, he wrote in the Edinburgh Review a paper to show the misery to which children were doomed in climbing our chimneys, and to show the humanity of superseding this necessity by the use of machinery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Styles appeared in the Edinburgh Review, in 1809. * * The Rev. John Styles, D. D. , originally of Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, was long a popular preacher at Brighton, in the chapel of Lady Huntingdon's connexion, in North-street. On his removal from Brigh- ton, he built Holland Chapel, in the Brixton-road, for Independents. He was remarkable for his (i flowery oratory, " and he published a novel, many sermons, notes on the Bible, a vindication of Evangelical preaching, and a virulent attack up...on the immoral and antichristian tendency of the Stage ; besides the strictures on the two critiques in the Edinburgh Review, which brought him into the above conflict.
Q2 228 ANECDOTE BIOGKAPHY.
A WORD FOR THE CLIMBING BOYS.
Among the philanthropic objects to which Sydney Smith directed the powerful battery of his wit, humour, and acute reasoning, his standing up for the correction of the abuses in Chimney-sweeping is very remarkable. Some forty years ago, he wrote in the Edinburgh Review a paper to show the misery to which children were doomed in climbing our chimneys, and to show the humanity of superseding this necessity by the use of machinery.
What to read after Anecdote Biography volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Timbs to read onlineMoreLess
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