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Edmund Gosse,of most creative writing, of any literature, until his adolescent years. Evan Charteris, his discreet biographer, fixes on Gosse’s seventeenth year as the true beginning of his appreciation of English literature.

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Introduction,ters, that a book of this sort, reviewing the careers of seven major bookmen, has become a needed contribution to our understanding of the Victorian landscape. It is much too easy to assume that Arnold’s most striking formulations — his definition of culture, his handy dichotomy of Hebraist versus H

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George Henry Lewes,ntial effort in the field, exceeding in length and ambitiousness the sketches contained in . (2 vols, 1845) and . (1849), but it was to remain the finest biography of Goethe in English published during the century.

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Walter Bagehot,the period of greatest activity, a decade extending from the mid 1850s to the mid 1860s, and the final two reviews of George Grote’s . (June 1871) and Nassau William Senior’s . (August 1871) . His career as editor of the . co-editor of the . and author of . (1867, in book form), . (1872), and a larg

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