The Critical Writings of Walter Bagehot

abstract aesthetic Arnold Arthur Hugh Clough artist Bagehot believes Bagehot finds Bagehot wrote Bagehot's criticism Barrington beauty Bishop Butler character Clough conception creed defective delineation described Dickens distinction Economist elements England English Constitution Enoch Arden essay evil examination excellence experience expression faculty failure fancy feel genius Gladstone grotesque art Hartley Coleridge highest historian human nature Hutton I. A. Richards Ibid idea imagination impulsive influence insight intellectual interest laissez-faire Leslie Stephen less limited literary criticism literature lived Lombard Street Macaulay Milton moral National Review never Newman ornate art passion perhaps Physics and Politics poet poetry principle psychological pure art questions reality religion Review Richard Holt Hutton romantic says Bagehot Scott seems sense sensitive Shakespeare Shelley Shelley's social society statesman sympathy Tennyson theory things thought truth Victorian Victorian era Walter Bagehot whole Wordsworth writing written