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LITERARY NOTICE

... and denoencing all methods of medical practice except his own. The Police interfered to prevent the exhibitions of the Socialists on the Green on Sabbath; we would advise them to keep a sharp look-out for somebody answering our correspondent's description ...

THE GREAT EXHIBITION

... the distressed tailors under Mr. Cuffey, would 0 speedily convert the Temple of Industry into the li head-quarters of a Socialist Republic. Physical and Hi material dangers of a more direct and positive kind Ii were invented to appal those whose nerves ...

ON NATIONAL DEFENCE IN ENGLAND.*

... eckonedosmtime aid ot thme Radicauls Lauinarthinctattered time rishi; C 6 MI. Louis Blmimm wuvihld have lookccd out fbir Socialists;tmand Genie- c. al Cavaignac might himve coented perhaps iii 1848 ems a smtall e coustingent of Cimartists. Bumt who mtpmn ...

LITERATURE

... geniius. I In miore recent times the most fatal and abominable theory l conceivable is, according to Ml. de Lamartine, the Socialist or Anarcbic; the unlimited liberty of each individual, which lie truly cliaracterises as the tyranny of all over all, ...

LITERATURE

... made Vice-President of the Committee of Finance. DOring the stormy period of the revolution he waged incessant war witn the Socialist and Communist writers, replying ably to all their fallacies, and opposing a pamphlet to every error. The views of certain ...

COTTON AND COTTON GOODS IN THE TURKISH EXHIBITION

... long-wished-for mecasure, was by him. His last article strove to prove that thi present irevolution is merely Communist and Socialist, aed called upon the nobility to oppose the insurrection. Olne of the youngest of the revolutionaray journals denounced hibo ...

THE OPENING OF MUSEUMS ON SUNDAYS

... classes departed from the charter of their independence, capital would prevail over their exertions. Even if they asserted socialistic principles the sovouth day would have to be taken away flom them, and they would have to bear the consequent wear and tear ...

THE MAGAZINES FOR MAY

... Against Time, gets Into the thick of the plot. The remaining contribu- tions are Prince Moleskine's Conspiraey, a Russian Socialist Bubble, and ?? Gene- rcso,' the former of which is well worth per. using. ST. PAuLS.-This magazine is chiefly attractive ...

SOCIALISM AND PATRIOTISM

... question; but even here also, up till the very Larrival of the German troops amongst them, there raged a very storm of Socialistic desires andmwild uproar. Wh could have believed that the waves of' this mad commotion could ever have rolled over into Germany ...

LITERATURE

... of'it -is 'to:'send the reel love'r of' Violet,' Lord Cecil' Sidmoath, into an .American wilderness to join one of those Socialist communities which aima at restoring .the Garden of Eden. Meanwhile, Hickes goes toruin; aad when Philip :Drei returns from ...

THE MAGAZINES

... permnitted tp separ~ate peaceably ni n j :from'one another-.by mutual:consent, if Yaros~ee I T a allowed to establish a socialist republic while the |a I t'oroinoei-f bed-a nionarchy or'arep'ubllc, such as| m I ithoae f 'Switzerland or the United Sttes ...

THE MAGAZINES

... They stood alone in France, unsupported by a l f single city, even those most prone to revolution and most imbued with socialist ideas. Their army was plainly overmatched; their position clearly not tenable for long. The die was cast; the game was lost; ...