Critical Miscellanies

admiration beauty better Byron Carlyle Carlyle's character Church Coleridge criticism delight divine doctrine Edinburgh Review effect Emerson emotion energy England English essay F. W. H. Myers fact faith feeling force Frederick the Second French Revolution friends genius George Eliot Goethe Harriet Martineau heart human ideas imagination impression intellectual intelligence interest J. S. Mill judgment kind Latter-Day Pamphlets less Lincoln College literary literature living Macaulay Macaulay's manner master meditation ment mental mind Miss Martineau moods moral nature ness never noble opinion passion Pattison perhaps persons philosophic Plato poems poet poetic poetry political prose reader reason religious Revolution Rousseau Sartor Resartus scientific sense sentiment Shakespeare side social society soul spirit style sympathy teaching temper things thought tion true truth verse virtue Voltaire volume Whigs whole wise words Wordsworth worth writer