Some Writings And Speeches of Richard Monckton Milnes Lord Houghton in the Las
Some Writings And Speeches of Richard Monckton Milnes Lord Houghton in the Las
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88 Coleridge, The Company included Lord Chief Juflice Coleridge, Lord Aber- dare, Lord Houghton, Sir Theodore Martin, Mr. Juflice Grove, The Bifhop of Oxford, Mr. Robert Browning, &c. , &c. , &c.
[Speech by Mr. Lowell. ] Lord Houghton was then called on by the Dean of Weftminfter to fpeak, and faid : — I remember, when a ftudent at Cambridge, going with Arthur Hal- lam to call on Coleridge, who re- ceived us as Goethe or as Socrates might have received us. In the courfe of converfation, the poe...t allied us if either of us intended to goto America. He faid, " Go to America if you have " the opportunity. I am known ** there ; you will hear of me there. ** I am a poor poet in England, but " I am a great philofopher in Ame- ** rica. " That was fifty years ago, when circumftances had brought Coleridge. 89 about what I might call identity be- tween EngHfh and American litera- ture and thought. I think that that remark indicated even at that com- paratively early period, the meta- phyfical fpirit which grew up and became dominant in the moft practi- cal of all nations, lifting their thoughts above material interefts and enabling them at once to become the moft practical and moft thoughtful nation of the world.
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88 Coleridge, The Company included Lord Chief Juflice Coleridge, Lord Aber- dare, Lord Houghton, Sir Theodore Martin, Mr. Juflice Grove, The Bifhop of Oxford, Mr. Robert Browning, &c. , &c. , &c.
[Speech by Mr. Lowell. ] Lord Houghton was then called on by the Dean of Weftminfter to fpeak, and faid : — I remember, when a ftudent at Cambridge, going with Arthur Hal- lam to call on Coleridge, who re- ceived us as Goethe or as Socrates might have received us. In the courfe of converfation, the poe...t allied us if either of us intended to goto America. He faid, " Go to America if you have " the opportunity. I am known ** there ; you will hear of me there. ** I am a poor poet in England, but " I am a great philofopher in Ame- ** rica. " That was fifty years ago, when circumftances had brought Coleridge. 89 about what I might call identity be- tween EngHfh and American litera- ture and thought. I think that that remark indicated even at that com- paratively early period, the meta- phyfical fpirit which grew up and became dominant in the moft practi- cal of all nations, lifting their thoughts above material interefts and enabling them at once to become the moft practical and moft thoughtful nation of the world.
What to read after Some Writings And Speeches of Richard Monckton Milnes Lord Houghton in the Las?
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