Note 170 — Chapter XXI · FREETHOUGHT IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Reading edition
It is further to be remembered, however, that Mr. Matthew Arnold saw fit to defend Chateaubriand, calling him “great,” when his fame was being undone by common sense. ↑
Reading edition
It is further to be remembered, however, that Mr. Matthew Arnold saw fit to defend Chateaubriand, calling him “great,” when his fame was being undone by common sense. ↑