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From Christian Union: The Pagan Review
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Unattributed
This new British publication is but a moderate straw, which
indicates the blowing of no very violent wind. It is not an
organized assault upon any citadel of received doctrine its promoters do not appear to be troubled about creeds.
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From Lippincott's Monthly: An Organ and a Reform
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Frederic M. Bird
"THE Pagan Review" is the alarming title of a new British magazine, which
entered on its career of devastation in September. It is not very much to
look at, and offers for the customary shilling but sixty-four smallish pages, with
no cover to speak of: what engine of reform has not been hampered by mundane
limitations at the start?
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From The Saturday Review: The Pagan Review
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Unattributed
THE Pagan Review is the last new periodical. A
certain canniness presides over the Pagan Review,
which requests “subscriptions in advance," and a
certain honesty may be admired, as the Pagan Review,
if it dies very young, will remit “unexhausted subscriptions.”
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