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Matthew Arnold has lately published a remarkable essay {133} uponLord Byron. Mr. Arnold's theory about Byron is, that he is neitherartist nor thinker--that "he has no light, cannot lead us from the pastto the future;" "the moment he reflects, he is a child;" "as a poet hehas no fine and exact sense for word and structure and rhythm; he hasnot the artist's nature and gifts. " The excellence of Byron mainlyconsists in his "sincerity and strength;" in his rhetorical power; inhis "irreconcilable re...volt and battle" against the political and socialorder of things in which he lived. "Byron threw himself upon poetry ashis organ; and in poetry his topics were not Queen Mab, and the Witch ofthe Atlas, and the Sensitive Plant, they were the upholders of the oldorder, George the Third and Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Wellingtonand Southey, and they were the canters and tramplers of the great world, and they were his enemies and himself. " Mr. Arnold appeals to Goethe as an authority in his favour.
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Matthew Arnold has lately published a remarkable essay {133} uponLord Byron. Mr. Arnold's theory about Byron is, that he is neitherartist nor thinker--that "he has no light, cannot lead us from the pastto the future;" "the moment he reflects, he is a child;" "as a poet hehas no fine and exact sense for word and structure and rhythm; he hasnot the artist's nature and gifts. " The excellence of Byron mainlyconsists in his "sincerity and strength;" in his rhetorical power; inhis "irreconcilable re...volt and battle" against the political and socialorder of things in which he lived. "Byron threw himself upon poetry ashis organ; and in poetry his topics were not Queen Mab, and the Witch ofthe Atlas, and the Sensitive Plant, they were the upholders of the oldorder, George the Third and Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Wellingtonand Southey, and they were the canters and tramplers of the great world, and they were his enemies and himself. " Mr. Arnold appeals to Goethe as an authority in his favour.
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