A Writer's Recollections — volume 2
A Writer's Recollections — volume 2
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Asquith, Lord JusticeBowen, Lord Coleridge, Lord Milner, Sir Robert Morier, Matthew Arnold, Tennyson, Lord Goschen, Miss Nightingale, and a hundred others of thenation's leaders--amid profoundest difference, the memory of "theMaster" has been for them a common and a felt bond. No other religiouspersonality of the nineteenth century--unless it be that of Newman--hasstood for so much. In his very contradictions and inconsistencies ofthought he was the typical man of a time beset on all sides by n...ewproblems to which Jowett knew very well there was no intellectualanswer; while through the passion of his faith in a Divine Life, whichmakes itself known to man, not in miracle or mystery, but through thechannels of a common experience, he has been a kindling force in manyhearts and minds, and those among the most important to England. Meanwhile, to these great matters the Jowettan oddities andidiosyncrasies added just that touch of laughter and surprise that makesa man loved by his own time and arrests the eye and ear of posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asquith, Lord JusticeBowen, Lord Coleridge, Lord Milner, Sir Robert Morier, Matthew Arnold, Tennyson, Lord Goschen, Miss Nightingale, and a hundred others of thenation's leaders--amid profoundest difference, the memory of "theMaster" has been for them a common and a felt bond. No other religiouspersonality of the nineteenth century--unless it be that of Newman--hasstood for so much. In his very contradictions and inconsistencies ofthought he was the typical man of a time beset on all sides by n...ewproblems to which Jowett knew very well there was no intellectualanswer; while through the passion of his faith in a Divine Life, whichmakes itself known to man, not in miracle or mystery, but through thechannels of a common experience, he has been a kindling force in manyhearts and minds, and those among the most important to England. Meanwhile, to these great matters the Jowettan oddities andidiosyncrasies added just that touch of laughter and surprise that makesa man loved by his own time and arrests the eye and ear of posterity.
What to read after A Writer's Recollections — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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