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The Closing of Corinthian Colleges Leaves Thousands of Students with Unhappy Choices
April 30, 2015 by Doug Porter
By Doug Porter
On Sunday, April 26th, the for-profit Corinthian Colleges, Inc. closed its doors. Twenty eight campuses, plus online options, spread over five states were gone. Ten thousand of the sixteen thousand students then-enrolled at those colleges are from California.
The predatory recruiting and loan sales practices of Corinthian left many students with tens of thousands of dollars in debt. The U.S. Department of Education is urging students to considering transferring to other schools, including at least 13 other for-profit institutions with corporate owners subject to state or federal investigations.
While the former students are now eligible for complete forgiveness of their federal student loans, the Education Department is working hard to avoid a potential $214 million payout. The problem for many of these students is that their completed credits are not transferable to schools accredited as public institutions; they can keep (and run up further) their debt or start over.
From the Huffington Post:
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) sharply criticized the Education Department on Tuesday for its apparent policy reversal, asking during remarks on the Senate floor, "Why now will the department accept that outcome for these students?"
"Has the Department of Education learned nothing?" Durbin continued. "How in good faith can they tell these Corinthian students — who just had their college disappear and are sitting on a pile of debt — that these are viable transfer options?…"
…Bridgepoint Education Inc., which owns Ashford University, is under investigation by at least four state attorneys general. Graham Holdings Co., which owns Kaplan University and Kaplan College, faces probes by at least three state prosecutors. At least two state attorneys general are investigating Apollo Education Group Inc., which owns University of Phoenix. And DeVry Education Group Inc., which owns Carrington College and DeVry University, faces investigations from at least three state prosecutors and the Federal Trade Commission.
Attorneys general of 20 states are investigating Career Education Corp., which owns International Academy of Design & Technology, Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts, and American InterContinental University. The U.S. Department of Justice and at least a dozen state prosecutors have pending investigations into Education Management Corp., the owner of Argosy University and the Art Institutes. And Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has a pending 2012 lawsuit against Westwood College, alleging the school misled students about their future employment prospects while leaving them with mountains of debt.
The companies have either denied wrongdoing or said they are cooperating with the probes.
Defending the Indefensible
As bad as this whole situation with Corinthian Colleges may seem, there are some who who want to blame the Obama administration.
From Media Matters:
On April 27, The Wall Street Journal editorial board defended Corinthian, claiming that the "feds and [California Attorney General] Kamala Harris put 16,000 students on the street." The editorial alleged that the Department of Education (ED) "began to drive Corinthian out of business by choking off federal student aid," that Corinthian was held at "government gunpoint," and that an ED "penalty scared away prospective buyers."
These actions by Corinthian and some other (but not all) for-profit schools should have been criminalized long ago. There are real victims here, people who were trying to do the right thing with their lives, fed false promises and left with huge mountains of debt. That, of course, is the same scenario that played out on Wall Street over the past decade… lots of victims, few consequences.
UPDATE: The Mario Rubio Corinthian Connection
This is a bit snarky because it's from Wonkette and that's what they do… Facts are facts:
What will the the CEO of Corinthian do now that he won't pull down $3 million-plus a year? What will the many marketing-related entities that sucked at the teat of Corinthian to the tune of $294 million dollars do without that money? Why wasn't someone thinking of the real-world damage done when you take vast sums of money away from people who earned it honestly — by dicking over under-informed students?
Oh wait. You know who was thinking of that and striving to protect the all-American goodness that was Corinthian? Our hero, Marco Rubio. Yes, the good senator from Florida with a thirst for justice (and also for actual water) stood athwart Corinthian yelling STOP.
Last summer, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida asked the U.S. Department of Education to "demonstrate leniency" toward Corinthian Colleges by permitting the wealthy for-profit company to continue accessing millions of dollars in federal financial aid while it was cooperating with a federal investigation.
San Diego Civic: Weak Sauce, Strong Disrespect
There are other folks working on this story who know a lot more than I do… …more to come…
My understanding is that the Board of Directors of Civic San Diego met yesterday and approved a completely spineless set of guidelines for staff to "consider."
I know that advocates for an actual meaningful policy were disrespectfully treated. And I know that some of the local media published the following paragraphs, missing out on what actually went on at the meeting.
The Civic San Diego Board of Directors Wednesday approved a Community Benefits Policy, which establishes guidelines that staff will consider when working on publicly funded projects to make sure the projects have positive impacts on their neighborhoods.
Civic San Diego staff will use the policy, developed after several months of public meetings, to evaluate projects proposed for downtown San Diego, City Heights, Encanto, Southeast San Diego and other communities included in former redevelopment areas.
The policy calls for promoting the development of mixed-income housing; helping the recruitment, training and retention of local residents to work on projects; contracting with local businesses; expanding, retaining and relocating local businesses; developing the youth workforce; sustainability; and arts and culture.
Yeah, right. These tweets might give you an idea of what was really going on:
. @SarahSaezSD that was only one of many ridiculously insulting comments lobbed at residents engaging in civil discourse #democracyfail
— Kyra Greene, PhD (@kgreeneCPI) April 30, 2015
Andrew Keatts at Voice of San Diego took a deep hit off the Chamber of Commerce's anti-labor crack pipe and posted a piece headlined That Civic San Diego Fight is About Unions. The fact that Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez is sponsoring a bill is all the proof he needed. (She used to head up the Labor Council, y'know.)
@andy_keatts almost everything I do is about workers. But to be clear, hotels don't hire a unionized workforce. Workers join a union. — Lorena Gonzalez (@LorenaSGonzalez) April 30, 2015
@andy_keatts there's no way to tell a hotel to hire a unionized workforce-Only to ensure operators don't intimidate workers who unionize
— Lorena Gonzalez (@LorenaSGonzalez) April 30, 2015
I have no doubt the local union movement is supportive of efforts to reform Civic San Diego. They also support an increased use of solar power. And educating people about racism. And fighting gender bias.
Quit with the dog whistles, already…
Speaking of Dog Whistles…
The push-back against protests stemming from the death of Baltimore's Freddie Gray continues. The tactic du jour is denigration of the victim.
From Shaun King at Daily Kos:
One conservative reporter is claiming that Freddie broke his severed his spine jumping from a three story window eluding police and then running full force into a wall. Except even the Baltimore Police have claimed they simply spotted him on the street.
Other conservatives literally doctored a lead paint exposure settlement that Freddie and his sister received and claimed that it was for a severe spinal injury he received in a car accident.
Perhaps no lie being told, though, is more disturbing than the one the Baltimore Police are "leaking" to/through the Washington Post. It is irresponsible for The Washington Post to advance this lie and corrupt for the Baltimore Police to be "leaking" it to advance a false narrative to protect them.
So we are now supposed to believe that the deceased was arrested, driven around for 38 minutes on a journey that could be made in 2 minutes, and managed to self inflict a crushed voice box, three broken vertebrae and severed spinal chord. While handcuffed.
It was only a 2 minute drive between the police station and where Freddie Gray was arrested.
NBC investigator Jayne Miller:
"The medical evidence does not suggest at all that he was able to injure himself," Miller said. "The force of this injury, akin to have the force involved in a car accident with all that momentum going, that is much more force than you would get trying to bang your head against the wall of the van."
"You have to have other injuries," she continued. "You can't bang your head against the van, to injure yourself in a fatal way, without having a bloodier head. There is just no information that would corroborate that."
Solidarity Marches in San Diego, Other Cities
There were numerous protests around the country last night. I saw reports from Denver, Houston, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Oakland, Washington DC, Boston and New York.
Here's one local account, from NBC7:
In San Diego, about 100 people marched around the Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park in City Heights to stand against problems between officers and the community.
"Whether we choose to admit it and choose to deal with it or not, is up to our political leaders," said protester Bryan Kim over shouts of "All night, all day, we will fight for Freddie Gray."
"And I think it's pretty clear, from the community behind us, that there's the will to make it happen, he added."
Family photo.
Here's a national summary from The Root:
According to NBC News, hundreds gathered in New York City's Union Square on Wednesday, picking up protesters as they marched to different areas of the city and growing to a force of more than 1,000. By night's end, more than 60 people had reportedly been arrested. NBC News noted that similar rallies were held in Seattle, San Diego and Denver, with 11 demonstrators in Denver held for "resisting police, disobedience to lawful orders, obstructing roadways and interference."
The Guardian, meanwhile, reported rallies in Ferguson, Mo., as well as in Washington, D.C., Minneapolis and Boston. In Boston more than 1,000 assembled in front of police headquarters and began chanting, "Being black is not a crime, same story every time," and "Every night and every day, join the fight for Freddie Gray."
Keeping Things in Perspective
Wells Fargo Bank first pushed sub-prime mortgages on thousands of black families in Baltimore, then foreclosed on their homes. But unlike Baltimore's black youth who threw rocks, not one single banker was arrested for destroying the community.
Wells Fargo paid $175 million settlement to Baltimore, and in the legal discovery, it was revealed loan officers deliberately targeted black families. They called it "ghetto loans for Mud People."
On This Day: 1803 – The U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million. 1970 – U.S. troops invaded Cambodia to disrupt North Vietnamese Army base areas. The announcement by President Nixon led to widespread protests. 1988 – Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" fell out of the Billboard 200 chart for the first time in 725 weeks.
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Q: Mercurial subrepos and bitbucket accounts I have a team set up on bitbucket with multiple users, and I'm using the keyring extension for mercurial. I need to set up a subrepo, and in the .hgsub file I need to provide the url for the subrepo.
If I use https://bitbucket.org/team/subrepo then the user needs to authenticate each time they try to pull.
If I use https://userX.bitbucket.org/team/subrepo then each user will need to authenticate with userX's password.
If I use https://team.bitbucket.org/team/subrepo then each user will need the team's password.
Is there a way I can set it up so that the authentication can be saved using the keyring extension, but still have separate credentials for each user, without using ssh?

A: Yes, you can enter your authentication information into your config file.  The documentation for this is here.
In the auth section of each user's config file you can enter the following details:
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bb.prefix = bitbucket.org/team
bb.username = userX

The bb part is just a tag to group the settings together - you can use what you like and you can have more than one set if you have more than one Mercurial server that you use.
The example settings say that all repositories that start http://bitbucket.org/team or https://bitbucket.org/team should use the username of userX.  The keyring extension will take care of the password after that.

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Congratulations in the Mixed Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Ng Tsz Yau (back,R) of Hong Kong, China, Cheam June Wei (back,L) of Malaysia shake hands with competitors after mixed doubles semi-final of badminton at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, Aug. 21, 2014.
Thursday, August 21, 2014 10:00 AM | Photo
Medalists of Mixed Doubles Match of badminton
Nanjing 2014 - Gold medalist Cheam Junewei(3rd, L) of Malaysia and Ng Tszyau(3rd, R) of Hong Kong, China, silver medalist Lee Chia-Hsin(1st, L) of Chinese Taipei and Tsuneyama Kanta(2nd, L) of Japan, bronze medalist He Bingjiao(2nd, R)of China and S.P.D. Angoda Vidanalage of Sri Lanka stand on the podium during the awarding ceremony of the Mixed Doubles Match of badminton event at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, on August 22, 2014.
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Ng Tszyau of Hong Kong, China and Cheam Junewei of Malaysia after Badminton Mixed Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Ng Tszyau(L) of Hong Kong, China and Cheam Junewei of Malaysia celebrate the winning after the Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match of badminton event against Lee Chia-Hsin of Chinese Taipei and Tsuneyama Kanta of Japan at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, on August 22, 2014. Cheam Junewei and Ng Tszyau won the gold medal.
Lee Chia-Hsin of Chinese Taipei and Tsuneyama Kanta of Japan in the Badminton Mixed Doubles
Lee Chia-Hsin of Chinese Taipei and Tsuneyama Kanta(L) of Japan compete during the Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match of badminton event against Ng Tszyau of Hong Kong, China and Cheam Junewei of Malaysia at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, on August 22, 2014. Cheam Junewei and Ng Tszyau won the gold medal.
Jil Teichmann and Jan Stanislaw Zielinski in the Tennis Mixed Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Jan Stanislaw Zielinski (R) of Poland and Jil Teichmann of Switzerland compete during the mixed doubles final against Ye Qiuyu of China and Jumpei Yamasaki of Japan at the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu Province, August 24, 2014.
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Orlando Moraes Luz and Marcelo Zormann Silva of Brazil after the Tennis Men's Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Orlando Moraes Luz(R)and Marcelo Zormann Silva of Brazil celebrate after the Men's Doubles tennis match at Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, on Aug. 24, 2014.
Orlando Moraes Luz and Marcelo Zormann Silva of Brazil in the Tennis Men's Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Orlando Moraes Luz(R)and Marcelo Zormann Silva of Brazil compete during the Men's Doubles tennis match at Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, on Aug. 24, 2014.
Medalists of the Tennis Men's Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Gold medalists Luz(3rd,L)and Marcelo Zormann Silva(3rd,R) of Brazil,silver medalists Karen Khachanov(1st,L) and Andrey Rublev(2nd,L)of Russian Federation and bronze medalists Ryotaro Matsumura(1st,R)and Jumpei Yamasaki(2nd,R) of Japan on the podium during the awarding ceremony of the Men's Doubles tennis match at Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu Province, on Aug. 24, 2014.
Jil Teichmann and Jan Stanislaw Zielinski after the Tennis Mixed Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Jil Teichmann (L) of Switzerland and Jan Stanislaw Zielinski of Poland celebrate victory after the mixed doubles final against Ye Qiuyu of China and Jumpei Yamasaki of Japan at the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu Province, August 24, 2014.
Gold Medalists of Tennis Mixed Doubles
Nanjing 2014 - Jil Teichmann (R) of Switzerland and Jan Stanislaw Zielinski of Poland on the podium during the award ceremony after the mixed doubles final against Ye Qiuyu of China and Jumpei Yamasaki of Japan at the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu Province, August 24, 2014.


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Film "End of the Spear" R16 rating downgraded to R13 following Society's successful appeal
July 4, 2008 by SPCS 4 Comments
Press Release 4 July 2008
The film "End of the Spear" has had its classification downgraded from R16 to R13 following a successful appeal by the Society against the classification decision issued by the Chief Censor's Office. The Society contended in its written and oral submisssion to the Board that the nature of the depiction of violence in the film – medium level violence – could not possibly justify an R16 classification. The nine member Film and Literature Board of Review agreed and in a unanimous decision, issued to the Society on Wednesday this week, took the view that 13, 14 and 15 year old children would not be harmed by exposure to the violence which formed only a small part of a compelling Christian message of forgiveness and redemption that is told based on the "true story" of the missionary outreach in the 1950s, to the violent South American Waodani Indian tribe. A revised censor's note from the Board, alerts viewers to the medium level violence involving tribal warfare that some might find "disturbing".
This is the second successful appeal by the Society in recent years involving a major Christian film that has led to its classification rating – issued by the Chief Censor's Office – being downgraded by the Board. The Society made both oral and written submissions to the Board to overturn the R16 classification of Mel Gibson's blockbuster film "The Passion", and this led it to being reclassified R15. The applicant in this case was the film's distributor and the Society opted to take a role as an interested party.
The Society has as one of its six objectives: the promotion of freedom of expression, within the boundaries of good law that safeguards the public good from injury.
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module Errapi
  class InstallGenerator < ::Rails::Generators::Base
    source_root File.expand_path("../../templates", __FILE__)

    desc "Creates an errapi initializer and copy locale files to your application."

    def copy_initializer
      template "initializer.rb", "config/initializers/errapi.rb"
    end

    def copy_locale
      copy_file "../../../config/locales/en.yml", "config/locales/errapi.en.yml"
    end

    def show_readme
      readme "README.txt" if behavior == :invoke
    end
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end

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Introducing…The Victorian Collection at the Armstrong Browning Library: a Baylor Libraries Digital Collection—Religion and Politics
Posted on February 13, 2019 by melindacreech
By Melinda Creech, PhD, Graduate Assistant
The Armstrong Browning Library is pleased to announce the release of The Victorian Collection online. This new digital collection contains over 3,000 letters and manuscripts connected to prominent and lesser known British and American figures and complements the Armstrong Browning Library's unparalleled collection of materials relating to the Victorian poets Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The letters and manuscripts in this growing collection can be browsed and searched by date, author, keyword, or first line of text. Letters from the collection are currently on display in Hankamer Treasure Room.
Many of the letters in the Victorian Collection are from clergymen. The letters run the gamut of different types of Christian faith. There are letters from Catholics, Anglicans, Congregationalists, Unitarians, Universalists, Friends, Brethren, "High" Church, "Low" Church, "Broad" Church, and even Baptists, written by such well-known correspondents at John Henry Newman, Charles Kingsley, William Johnson Fox, Frederick Temple, and John Keble.
One album of letters that is particularly interesting contains a group of letters collected by Charles Room. Room was a student at the Baptist College in Bristol, presided over the Baptist Church in Evesham, Worcestershire and was assistant pastor to Dr. John Rippon at New Park Street Baptist Chapel in Southwark and minister of the Baptist Church, Meeting House Alley, Portsea.
In this letter R. W. Overbury, pastor of the Baptist Church at Eagle Street, London from 1834 until his death in 1868, invites Charles Room to preach at his church.
Letter from R. W. Overbury to Charles Room. Undated. Page 1.
Rev. John Rooker, an Anglican minister, was the Director of the Church Missionary Children's Home, Highbury Grove, Islington, and vicar of St. Peter's, Clifton Road, Bristol. The letters he collected in the Rooker Album consist of a large number of letters to and from clergy, including this letter from Brooke Foss Westcott, biblical scholar, theologian, Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, and Bishop of Durham. He is perhaps most well known for co-editing, with Fenton John Anthony Hort, The New Testament in the Original Greek in 1881. In this tender letter Westcott answers Rooker's question about a reference in a book responding:
My great hope is that I may perhaps sometimes encourage a young student to linger with patient faith over the words of Scripture and hear then the message which he needs. We need all of us to write out the promise εν τη υπομονη κτησασθαι τας ψυχας.
["In patience possess your souls" Luke 21:19]
Letter from B. F. Westcott to John Rooker. 9 August 1884. Page 1.
Letter from B. F. Westcott to John Rooker. 9 August 1884. Pages 2 and 3.
The ABL has many letters from Anglican bishops, including letters from Christopher Wordsworth, youngest brother of William Wordsworth and Bishop of Lincoln. In this letter to an unidentified correspondent, Wordsworth mentions his publication, "Pastoral to the Wesleyans."
Letter from Christopher Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln to an Unidentified Correspondent. 13 March 1870. Page 1.
Letter from Christopher Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln to an Unidentified Correspondent. 13 March 1870. Pages 2 and 3
Comparative religion was an important focus in the nineteenth century as scholars such as Edwin Arnold began to introduce research on world religions. In this letter Emily Marion Harris, English novelist, poet, and educationist, finds a point of comparison between the Book of Common Prayer and prayers that Arnold described in his book, Pearls of Our Faith.
Letter from Emily Marion Harris to Elizabeth Purefoy Fitzgerald. 21 November [No year]. Page 1.
Another interesting set of letters and manuscripts come from Dryden Phelps. Dryden Phelps was the nephew of William Lyon Phelps, Browning scholar and founder of the Fano Club, an annual gathering of Browning aficionados who have visited "The Guardian Angel" painting in Fano, Italy, about which Robert Browning wrote a poem. Dryden Phelps, a missionary to China, reveals in this letter his missions strategy of using the poetry of Browning and Tennyson to introduce his Chinese students to English literature and the tenets of Christianity. Dryden attributes Browning's popularity in China to the fact that he is "terse, succinct, witty, epigrammatic, unique in a brilliant use of words, profound, a lover of nature, and of human nature, a lover of life." A Chinese poetry scholar with whom he had studied commented that "he [Browning] is like one of our own poets!" Dryden surmises that one of the highest services we can render China at this moment is to open their eyes to such men as Browning."
Letter from Dryden Phelps to A. J. Armstrong. 3 May 1928. Page 1.
Letter from Dryden Phelps to A. J. Armstrong. 2 October 1928. Page 1.
The following manuscripts are Phelps's students' efforts to translate the poetry of Browning and Tennyson into Chinese.
Chinese Manuscript by an Unidentified Author. Undated.
"Then Welcome Each Rebuff" by Robert Browning, Translated by an Unidentified Author. Undated. Recto.
"Then Welcome Each Rebuff" by Robert Browning, Translated by an Unidentified Author. Undated. Verso.
"Flower in a Crannied Wall" by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Translated by Paul Liu. Undated.
"Flower in a Crannied Wall" by Alfred Lord Tennyson, Translated by Ghipi C. Chang. Undated.
Scholars in the nineteenth century were very interested in archeology and reclaiming antiquities. Many letters describe trips to the Middle East to search for treasures. This letter from the Director of the British Museum records a contribution by Mrs. Norris toward the purchase of the Codex Sinaiticus, a manuscript written over 1600 years ago, containing the Christian Bible in Greek, including the oldest complete copy of the New Testament. Edwin L. Norris was a British philologist, linguist, and orientalist who wrote or compiled numerous works on the languages of Asia and Africa. It is unclear what relationship Mrs. R. Norris had to Edwin Norris, if any. Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile was a British librarian, and Secretary to the British Museum from 1926 to 1940.
Letter from Arundell Esdaile to Mrs. Norris. 30 October 1934.
In this letter Thomas Hill Lowe, English cleric and Dean of Exeter (1839-1861), responds to Henry Phillpotts's criticism of his sermon about changing the Athanasian Creed in the Book of Common Prayer. Henry Phillpotts was the Bishop of Exeter from 1830–1869.
Letter from Thomas Hill Lowe to Henry Phillpotts. 21 February 1852. Page 1.
Joseph Barber Lightfoot, an English theologian, Bishop of Durham, and fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, writes to and T. G. Bonney, an English geologist, president of the Geological Society of London, and tutor at St. John's College, Cambridge, bemoaning the rivalry between Trinity and St. John's. He is also annoyed by religious newspapers, writing:
I quite agree with you about religious newspapers. Nothing more nearly drives me to despair than the correspondence in the _______ and _____. I think possibly that St. Paul would also have failed to recognize any likeness to himself in the pictures of him which are drawn by many of our German friends
Todd Still, Dean and Professor of Christian Scriptures at George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor University, suggests that one of the newspapers could be The Church Times. He adds, "As for Lightfoot's remark regarding 'German friends,' this is his gracious way of saying that he categorically disagrees with the portrait of St. Paul being painted by F. C. Baur and the Tubingen School."
Letter from Joseph Barber Lightfoot to T. G. Bonney. 18 May 1875. Page 1.
Letter from Joseph Barber Lightfoot to T. G. Bonney. 18 May 1875. Pages 2 and 3.
Political letters also comprise a large portion of the Victorian Letters Collection. Our collections contains letters from Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, William Ewart Gladstone, Benjamin Disraeli, and others. The collection also contains many letters from military leaders. The following are only a sampling of the many.
In this letter Lilian Whiting, American journalist, editor, poet, short story writer, and member of the Boston Browning Society, writes about her attendance at a dinner in New York on March 1, 1912 honoring William Howells's seventy-fifth birthday. Howells was an American novelist, literary critic, and playwright. President Taft and Winston Churchill gave speeches there. Winston Churchill was a young man of thirty-eight who had just become First Lord of the Admiralty the previous year. Whiting comments on and quotes a from Churchill's speech, rather uncomplimentarily. She writes
Excepting the President, the host, the guest of honor & Mrs. [Alden], – the speeches were unspeakably & ludicrously poor! Winston Churchill's was as common & as cheap as a table waiter might have made – "As a midshipman", he preceded to give a chapter of cheap reminiscences of himself – the only link with Mr. Howells being that he had a copy of 'Silas Lapham' & "climbed the mast with [it] Howells went up & has been going up ever since" & the copy of 'Silas' fell out of his pocket to the deck & that is the only time Howells ever went down!
Letter from Lilian Whiting to Miss Carrie. 5 March 1912. Page 1.
In this letter to an Unidentified Correspondent, Benjamin Disraeli, then serving his second term as Prime Minister of Great Britain, mentions two residences, Marlboro House, the residence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Portland Place, the residence of the unidentified correspondent.
Letter from Benjamin Disraeli an Unidentified Correspondent. 23 May 1879. Page 1.
The Armstrong Browning Library has several letters written by William Ewart Gladstone, British statesman and Prime Minister.
This letter was accompanied a pamphlet on vivisection. Gladstone explains that the subject is one "I have never been able to examine with all the care it deserves but I have always had & expressed the opinion that the practice, . . . ought to be confined within the limits of strict & well defined necessity."
Letter from William Ewart Gladstone to [J. E. Walker]. 27 September 1878. Page 1.
Letter from William Ewart Gladstone to [F. E. Walters]. 27 September 1878. Page 2.
This letter, written to Charles Lee Lewes, may perhaps be referring to Essays and Leaves From a Notebook, by George Eliot, early essays written by Eliot, published posthumously. She had bequeathed all her literary rights to Charles Lee Lewes, the eldest son of George Henry Lewes, her residuary legatee and sole executor of her estate.
Letter from William Ewart Gladstone to C. L. Lewes. 23 October 1889. Page 1.
In this letter, Gladstone reports that he has no occasion for the works sent by Clement Sadler Palmer, a London publisher and antiquarian bookseller.
Letter from William Ewart Gladstone to Clement Sadler Palmer. 3 August 1895. Page 1.
Robert Peel, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for a second term in 1841, writes to Frederick Marryat, a Royal Navy officer and novelist, complimenting him, assuring him that he has received his letter, but stating that it is not in his power to speak to him on the subject of his letter
Letter from Robert Peel to Frederick Marryat. 11 July 1841. Page 1.
This manuscript, written by Napoleon III, provides a guardian for the chateau of his mother.
Letter from Napoleon III to an unidentified correspondents. Undated.
This fragment in German written from Konigsburg is signed by Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia, known as the "Romantic" monarch.
Unidentified Manuscript, signed by Friedrich Wilhelm IV. 1844.
In this undated letter, found in the DeCastro Album, William Pitt the Younger, British statesman, declines an "excursion up the river" with Walter Scott, Scottish novelist, poet, historian, and biographer, but invites him to London to discuss some business.
Letter from William Pitt to Sir Walter Scott. 15 August [Undated]. Page 1.
Letter from William Pitt to Sir Walter Scott. 15 August [Undated]. Pages 2 and 3.
On the verso of the letter is a note in an unidentified hand that reads: "To my father."
Letter from William Pitt to Sir Walter Scott. 15 August [Undated]. Verso.
For the complete series of blog posts on the Victorian Collection:
Introducing … The Victorian Collection at the Armstrong Browning Library: A Baylor Libraries Digital Collection
Introducing … The Victorian Collection at the Armstrong Browning Library: A Baylor Libraries Digital Collection – Science & Exploration
Introducing … The Victorian Collection at the Armstrong Browning Library: A Baylor Libraries Digital Collection – Religion & Politics
Introducing … The Victorian Collection at the Armstrong Browning Library: A Baylor Libraries Digital Collection – Theater, Art, & Music
Literary figures represented in the Victorian Collection are covered in the blog series: Beyond the Brownings
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