Baldwin Brown on the Higher Life and George Eliot echoes
A critical review of Baldwin Brown's The Higher Life arguing the work links fame to a divine Whole and defends evolution with spiritual meaning. It surveys Brown's twenty sermons, his stance on universal redemption, and contrasts with Eliot’s ideas in Armgart Dorothea and other works.
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God
J. F. Stephen
Mill
Schopenhauer
Two Lovers and Lovers Past in a Mossy Spring
The poem contrasts two lovers by a mossy spring with two parents by a fire, both scenes tracking time and memory. Images of bells, petals, and a cradle frame a shifting arc from budding love to fading presence, ending with a plea to memory and past.
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