Matthew Arnold, Prose Writings: The Critical Heritage

admirable Arminius beauty believe better Bible Byron called Celtic Literature Celts Christian Church countrymen Culture and Anarchy Daily Telegraph Dissenters doctrine Dogma doubt England English essay Eugénie de Guérin fact feel Frederic Harrison French genius give Goethe Greek Hellenism hexameters Homer human ideal ideas intellectual judgment language lectures less liberal literary Literature and Dogma Lord matter Matthew Arnold means mind modern moral nation nature ness never Newman Nonconformist object opinion Oxford perfection perhaps Philistine philosophy phrases poems poet poetic poetry politics principle Professor prophet prose Protestantism Puritan question R. H. Hutton readers reason religion religious righteousness Sainte-Beuve seems sense Shelley social speak spirit style sweetness and light taste teaching theology theory things thought tion Translating Homer translation true truth University vulgar words Wordsworth writing