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- GEORGE BRANDES
- IN SIX VOLUMES
- VOLUME IV.
- NATURALISM IN ENGLAND
- NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
- LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF PORTRAITS
- INTRODUCTION
- NATURALISM IN ENGLAND
- UNIVERSAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERIOD
- II
- NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
- III
- THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND
- IV
- THE BEGINNINGS OF NATURALISM
- STRENGTH AND SINCERITY OF THE LOVE OF NATURE
- VI
- RURAL LIFE AND ITS POETRY
- VII
- NATURALISTIC ROMANTICISM
- VIII
- THE LAKE SCHOOL'S CONCEPTION OF LIBERTY
- IX
- THE LAKE SCHOOL'S ORIENTAL ROMANTICISM
- The Maid replies:--
- HISTORICAL NATURALISM
- And the lines which describe his pangs of conscience:--
- XI
- ALL-EMBRACING SENSUOUSNESS
- And compare with it the following lines of _Endymion_:--
- XII
- THE POETRY OF IRISH OPPOSITION AND REVOLT
- And England is reminded that
- And the potentates of the Holy Alliance are called
- XIII
- EROTIC LYRIC POETRY
- And along with it the transport with which _Epipsychidion_ concludes:--
- XIV
- THE BRITISH SPIRIT OF FREEDOM
- XV
- REPUBLICAN HUMANISM
- XVI
- RADICAL NATURALISM
- Take as a specimen the little poem entitled _A Dirge_:--
- He has given imperishable expression to the feeling of mutability:--
- One or two touches, and the Bay is before us:--
- And
- And she loves the beauty of sleep:--
- Turn from this to Shelley's lark:--
- XVII
- BYRON: THE PASSIONATE PERSONALITY
- XVIII
- BYRON: THE PASSIONATE PERSONALITY--(_Continued_)
- XIX
- BYRON: HIS SELF-ABSORPTION
- His heart is
- And of himself the poet writes:--
- XX
- BYRON: THE REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT
- XXI
- COMIC AND TRAGIC REALISM
- In _The Prophecy of Dante_ he thus describes the lot of the poet:--
- XXII
- CULMINATION OF NATURALISM
- XXXIII
- BYRON'S DEATH
- PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN GREECE.
- XXIV
- CONCLUSION
- THE END