Critical, Histor
Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays; Vol. 2 With a Memoir and Index
作者：Macaulay, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Baron, 1800-1859; Whipple, Edwin Percy, 1819-1886 [Editor]
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共 84 题- CRITICAL, HISTORICAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS
- By
- Lord Macaulay
- With A Memoir And Index
- ESSAYS.
- MILL ON GOVERNMENT.(1)
- WESTMINSTER REVIEWER’S DEFENCE OF MILL.(1)
- Mr. Bentham proceeds:--
- Gentle shepherd, tell me why.--
- UTILITARIAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT. (1)
- SOUTHEY’S COLLOQUIES. (1)
- Of pomp, and proud precipitance of soul."
- MR. ROBERT MONTGOMERY. (1)
- Angelic woman into being rose."
- With fearful gaze, still be it mine to see
- To paint Thy Presence, and to feel it too."
- Time’s iron feet can print no ruin-trace."
- O v
- Like liquid rapture upon beauty’s eyes."
- In lambent beauty looking from the skies."
- As streams meander level with their fount."
- Unseen, but felt, Thine interfused control
- For all the thronging woes to life allied
- Thy mercy tempers, and Thy cares provide."
- Ma iô nol vidi, nè credo clie sia."
- The sun sinks back, the tempest spirits sweep
- Warms his pure mind, and melts it into tears;"
- He loves to commune with the fields and floods."
- One great Enchanter helm’d the harmonious whole"
- The spacious world, and all its wonders, born
- Fire from the cloud, or phantom in a dream?"
- And fierce Rebellion shook her savage hand."
- Thy look obedience, and thy smile a law."
- And Sorrow’s faded form, and Solitude behind."
- Dimless and quenchless, though the breath expire?"
- Mr. Montgomery apostrophizes the
- And in a blazing tempest whirls away."
- Around me; beauties in their cloud-like robes
- Shine forth,--a scenic paradise, it glares
- Intoxication through the reeling sense
- Of flush’d enjoyment. In the motley host
- And win a flash of his Promethean thought,--
- To smile and weep, to shudder, and achieve
- While the bright perfidy of wanton eyes
- Like painted skeletons in charnel pomp
- Set forth to satirize the human kind!--
- Methinks I hear a pitying angel cry."
- SADLER’S LAW OF POPULATION. (1)
- While, earth and heaven replenishing, the flood
- Rolls to its Ocean fount, and rests in God."
- Mr. Sadler describes Mr. Malthus’s principle in the following words:--
- Mr. Sadler states the law of population in England thus:--
- Mr. Sadler states the results of the four censuses as follows:--
- JOHN BUNYAN. (1)
- SADLER’S REFUTATION REFUTED. (1)
- The first is as follows:--
- The number of children to 1000 marriages is--
- The number of births to 1000 marriages is--
- The number of births to 1000 marriages is--
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of children to 100 marriages is--
- The number of births to a marriage is--
- CIVIL DISABILITIES OF THE JEWS.(1)
- If it is our duty as Christians to exclude the Jews
- MOORE’S LIFE OF LORD BYRON. (1)
- When as our kingdom was our dear embraces."
- And when recalled to join the blest above
- And now I write what thou shalt never see."
- The substitute for genius, taste, and wit."
- He praised Pope; yet he regretted that Pope had
- And every warbler had his tune by heart."
- Et pressum in faciem digitis extendere panem."
- Which heeds nor keen reproof nor partial praise."
- SAMUEL JOHNSON. (1)
- Far may we search before we find
- 1 IV. 251.
- Four spend in prayer, the rest on nature fix."
- 1 IV. 323.
- 2 III. 228.
- Effundat junctura ungues."
- Another rib afford, yet loss of thee
- JOHN HAMPDEN. (1)
- END OF VOL. II.