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Consists of 13 articles which were originally presented in serial form in the colonial Melbourne magazine The Weekly Times during 1871. Each article describes a church service and comments on the minister's oratory skills and the attentiveness of the congregation. This work is a valuable contribution to Australian History, 'as its social sketches take the reader inside a cross-section of Melbourne's Anglican, Catholic and non-conformist churches, and a Jewish Synagogue'....'the comments of the journalist reflect the habits and manners of that society which enables us to make a pertinent reconstruction of colonial times.'
(Source: Margin no.22 [1990] p.12)
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Marcus Clarke and The Critic in Church
1990
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— Appears in: Margin , no. 22 1990; (p. 12) Joyce Pitt expands on Ian McLaren's hypothesis in his book Marcus Clarke : An Annotated Biography that Marcus Clarke is the author of The Critic in Church or, Melbourne Preachers and Preaching and not Howard Willoughby to whom the work has been attributed.
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Marcus Clarke and The Critic in Church
1990
single work
column
— Appears in: Margin , no. 22 1990; (p. 12) Joyce Pitt expands on Ian McLaren's hypothesis in his book Marcus Clarke : An Annotated Biography that Marcus Clarke is the author of The Critic in Church or, Melbourne Preachers and Preaching and not Howard Willoughby to whom the work has been attributed.
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