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Any German with penetration and tact in matters of literary criticism will own that the principle deficiency of German poetry is in style; that for style, in the highest sense, it shows but little feeling. Take the eminent masters of style, the poets who best give the idea of what...
From the earliest days of Massachusetts the ministers have been recognized as representing the chief element of learning, and their opinions have always been much valued on all matters. Even the legislature of the state has listened regularly once a year, until a few years ago, to a sermon by...
On the first day of the convention there will be a discussion of scientific matters pertaining to physical culture. Dr. Hitchcock of Amherst will conduct an exhibition of anthropometric instruments. Papers will be read by eminent persons on topics of a semi-popular nature and in the evening an illustrated...
Mr. Judge is vice-president of the General Theosophical Society. This society was founded in 1875 and has since had a most remarkable growth, there being only one country of importance-Russia-that does not contain at least one branch. Mr. Judge is a lawyer by profession and is an...
Joseph Slivinski, the eminent young Polish pianist is now in Boston. He is a friend and fellow student of Paderewski, and studied under Rubinstein. His first recital will be held in Music Hall, Tuesday evening, January 9th.