Arthur Hugh Clough a Monograph
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But whether this would apply to an Oxford tutorship, such as Clough held, is a different question, for lectures on the poets and other writers of ancient Greece and Rome need not necessarily contain any reference to the Thirty-nine Articles, or the Athanasian Creed.
Dean Stanley, in writing about this period of.
Clough's life, stated that 'when at last he broke!
away from the University and the Church, it was ' with the delight of one who had known more than 126 OXFORD {Continued).
other men th...e weight of the yoke which ecclesias- tical authority had once laid upon him.' This statement, however, brought down upon the late Dean of Westminster a rather sharp reprimand from another dignitary of the Church, the present Dean of St. Paul's, who wrote, — ' It is not, we trust, inconsistent with sincere respect for the high character borne by the writer of the above lines to express a doubt, whether his own mind is incapable of instituting that rigorous analysis, of which he speaks, in any case which touches so nearly the credit of his own personal friends If we are in any degree to avail ourselves of Clough's poetry ; if his verse be in truth (as we cannot but believe) the expression of his real thoughts and feelings, then we must say that we have been unable in the Bothie, in the Ambarvalia, or in the poems now published since the author's death, to find one single line that can be held to corroborate Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But whether this would apply to an Oxford tutorship, such as Clough held, is a different question, for lectures on the poets and other writers of ancient Greece and Rome need not necessarily contain any reference to the Thirty-nine Articles, or the Athanasian Creed.
Dean Stanley, in writing about this period of.
Clough's life, stated that 'when at last he broke!
away from the University and the Church, it was ' with the delight of one who had known more than 126 OXFORD {Continued).
other men th...e weight of the yoke which ecclesias- tical authority had once laid upon him.' This statement, however, brought down upon the late Dean of Westminster a rather sharp reprimand from another dignitary of the Church, the present Dean of St. Paul's, who wrote, — ' It is not, we trust, inconsistent with sincere respect for the high character borne by the writer of the above lines to express a doubt, whether his own mind is incapable of instituting that rigorous analysis, of which he speaks, in any case which touches so nearly the credit of his own personal friends If we are in any degree to avail ourselves of Clough's poetry ; if his verse be in truth (as we cannot but believe) the expression of his real thoughts and feelings, then we must say that we have been unable in the Bothie, in the Ambarvalia, or in the poems now published since the author's death, to find one single line that can be held to corroborate Dr.
What to read after Arthur Hugh Clough a Monograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Waddington to read onlineMoreLess
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