Three Studies in Literature
"Professor Gates is fortunate in his subjects; his subjects are fortunate in his justly discriminating appreciation. The reader is fortunate in his illuminating treatment of these notable characters, often misunderstood and disparaged, — the brilliant reviewer [Francis Jeffrey], the spiritual rhetorician [Cardinal Newman], the humanistic critic [Matthew Arnold]. These masterly Studies should be in the hands of all students of our literature in this century."
—Outlook, Vol. 61 [1899]
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—Outlook, Vol. 61 [1899]
Three Studies in Literature
"Professor Gates is fortunate in his subjects; his subjects are fortunate in his justly discriminating appreciation. The reader is fortunate in his illuminating treatment of these notable characters, often misunderstood and disparaged, — the brilliant reviewer [Francis Jeffrey], the spiritual rhetorician [Cardinal Newman], the humanistic critic [Matthew Arnold]. These masterly Studies should be in the hands of all students of our literature in this century."
—Outlook, Vol. 61 [1899]
—Outlook, Vol. 61 [1899]
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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781663517944 |
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Publisher: | Dapper Moose Entertainment |
Publication date: | 06/16/2020 |
Pages: | 220 |
Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d) |
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