Later Critiques

Aeneid Aeschylus Arthur Symons artist Axel Munthe Bagehot beauty become Boswell called Carlyle Carlyle's character civilisation classics Coleridge conscious critics culture death divine earth earthly effect emotion evil exist eyes fact faculty feel fiction Frederick Frederick-William genius greatest Hamlet happiness heaven Homer human illusion imagination intellect J. M. Robertson J. S. Mill J. W. Mackail Jane Austen Lear Leslie Stephen literary literature lives Lytton Strachey Macbeth Mackail man's material things matter means meditation Milton mind modern moral nature object opinion Othello ourselves outer world passages passion past play pleasure poem poet poetry Prof Prussia quotations reader reality romantic Ruskin says sense Shake Shakespeare Shakespeare's songs Shakespearian social Socrates soul speare speare's Stopford Brooke Swinburne terrible Thomas Hardy thou thought tion touch tragic transcendental true truth universal verse Victorian Age Virgil whole words writes