Edinburgh: T. and A. Constable, Printers to Her Majesty
I have to acknowledge with many thanks the permission of the proprietors of the National Review (in which most of the following articles appeared), of the Fortnightly Review, and of the Cornhill Magazine, to republish these studies.
Leslie Stephen.
June 1898.
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National Biography | 1 |
The Evolution of Editors | 37 |
John Byrom | 74 |
Johnsoniana | 105 |
Gibbon's Autobiography | 147 |
Arthur Young | 188 |
Wordsworth's Youth | 227 |
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The Story of Scott's Ruin | 1 |
The Importation of German | 38 |
Matthew Arnold | 76 |
Jowett's Life | 123 |
Oliver Wendell Holmes | 160 |
Life of Tennyson | 196 |
Pascal | 241 |
The following chapters are reprinted from articles which, with three exceptions, appeared in the National Review. The chapter upon 'Huxley' appeared in the Nineteenth Century; that upon 'Milton' in the Quarterly Review; and the chapter 'In Praise of Walking' in the Monthly Review. I have to thank the proprietors of these periodicals for permission to republish them.
Leslie Stephen
September 1902.
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The Browning Letters | 1 |
John Donne | 36 |
John Ruskin | 83 |
William Godwin's Novels | 119 |
Walter Bagehot | 155 |
Thomas Henry Huxley | 188 |
James Anthony Froude | 220 |
In Praise of Walking | 254 |
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Shakespeare as a Man | 1 |
Southey's Letters | 45 |
New Lights on Milton | 86 |
Emerson | 130 |
Anthony Trollope | 168 |
Robert Louis Stevenson | 206 |
The Cosmopolitan Spirit in Literature | 247 |
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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