Best of
The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. VI (of X)—Great Britain and Ireland IV
作者：Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 [Editor]; Halsey, Francis W. (Francis Whiting), 1851-1919 [Editor]
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共 118 题- RESTRICTED TO PROSE
- In Ten Volumes
- Vol. VI
- GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND--IV
- The Best of the World's Classics
- VOL. VI
- GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND--IV
- CONTENTS
- VOL. VI--GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND--IV
- JOHN HENRY NEWMAN--(Born in 1801, died in 1890.)
- EDWARD BULWER LYTTON--(Born in 1803, died in 1873.)
- LORD BEACONSFIELD--(Born in 1804, died in 1881.)
- CHARLES MERIVALE--(Born in 1808, died in 1893.)
- ALEXANDER W. KINGLAKE--(Born in 1809, died in 1891.)
- CHARLES DARWIN--(Born in 1809, died in 1882.)
- JOHN BROWN--(Born in 1810, died in 1882.)
- WILLIAM M. THACKERAY--(Born in 1811, died in 1863.)
- CHARLES DICKENS--(Born in 1812, died in 1870.)
- CHARLOTTE BRONTE--(Born in 1816, died in 1855.)
- JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE--(Born in 1818, died in 1894.)
- JOHN RUSKIN--(Born in 1819, died in 1900.)
- GEORGE ELIOT--(Born in 1819, died in 1880.)
- HERBERT SPENCER--(Born in 1820, died in 1904.)
- HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE--(Born in 1821, died in 1862.)
- MATTHEW ARNOLD--(Born in 1822, died in 1888.)
- EDWARD A. FREEMAN--(Born in 1823, died in 1892.)
- THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY--(Born in 1825, died in 1895.)
- FREDERIC HARRISON--(Born in 1831.)
- JOHN RICHARD GREEN--(Born in 1837, died in 1883.)
- JOHN MORLEY--(Born in 1838.)
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON--(Born in 1850, died in 1894.)
- GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND--IV
- JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
- THE BEGINNINGS OF TRACTARIANISM[1]
- II
- ON HIS SUBMISSION TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH[5]
- III
- OF ATHENS AS A TRUE UNIVERSITY[7]
- EDWARD BULWER LYTTON
- THE DESCENT OF VESUVIUS ON POMPEII[10]
- LORD BEACONSFIELD
- JERUSALEM BY MOONLIGHT[12]
- CHARLES MERIVALE
- THE PERSONALITY OF AUGUSTUS CÆSAR[13]
- ALEXANDER W. KINGLAKE
- ON MOCKING AT THE SPHINX[15]
- II
- THE BEGINNING OF THE CRIMEAN WAR[16]
- CHARLES DARWIN
- ON VARIATIONS IN MAMMALS, BIRDS AND FISHES[17]
- II
- THE GENESIS OF A GREAT BOOK[18]
- JOHN BROWN
- RAB AND THE GAME CHICKEN[19]
- WILLIAM M. THACKERAY
- THE IMPERTURBABLE MARLBOROUGH[20]
- II
- AT THE BALL BEFORE THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO[21]
- III
- THE DEATH OF COLONEL NEWCOME[23]
- IV
- LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST GEORGE[24]
- CHARLES DICKENS
- SIDNEY CARTON'S DEATH[27]
- II
- BOB SAWYER'S PARTY[28]
- III
- DICK SWIVELLER AND THE MARCHIONESS[29]
- IV
- A HAPPY RETURN OF THE DAY[30]
- CHARLOTTE BRONTE
- OF THE AUTHOR OF "VANITY FAIR"[31]
- JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE
- OF HISTORY AS A SCIENCE[32]
- II
- THE CHARACTER OF HENRY VIII[35]
- III
- CÆSAR'S MISSION[36]
- JOHN RUSKIN
- OF THE HISTORY AND SOVEREIGNTY OF VENICE[37]
- II
- ST. MARK'S AT VENICE[39]
- III
- OF WATER[41]
- GEORGE ELIOT
- AT THE HALL FARM[43]
- HERBERT SPENCER
- THE ORIGIN OF PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS[44]
- II
- SELF-DEPENDENCE AND PATERNALISM[46]
- III
- THE ORNAMENTAL AND THE USEFUL IN EDUCATION[48]
- IV
- REMINISCENCES OF HIS BOYHOOD[50]
- A TRIBUTE TO E. L. YOUMANS[51]
- VI
- WHY HE NEVER MARRIED[53]
- HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE
- THE ISOLATION OF SPAIN[54]
- II
- GEORGE III AND THE ELDER PITT[56]
- MATTHEW ARNOLD
- THE MOTIVE FOR CULTURE[57]
- EDWARD A. FREEMAN
- THE DEATH OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR[58]
- THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY
- ON A PIECE OF CHALK[60]
- FREDERIC HARRISON
- THE GREAT BOOKS OF THE WORLD[61]
- JOHN RICHARD GREEN
- GEORGE WASHINGTON[62]
- JOHN MORLEY
- VOLTAIRE AS AN AUTHOR AND AS A MAN OF ACTION[63]
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- FRANCIS VILLON'S TERRORS[64]
- II
- THE LANTERN BEARERS[65]
- END OF VOL. VI.