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selected to represent the work of the society from 1886-1897
[i]-viii, 1-503 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 2 leaves ; 21.8 cm.
Biography of Browning's fame, by T. W. Higginson.--Browning's theism, by J. Royce.--Browning's art in monologue, by P. S. Grant.--'Calaban upon Setebos', by C. G. Ames.--Browning's theory of romantic love, by G. W. Cooke.--Browning's philosophy of art, by D. Dorchester, jr.--Apparent failure, in reality ultimate and substantial triumph, by J. Kendall.--The uncalculating soul, by T. L. Jones.--The value of contemporary judgment, by Helen A. Clarke.--Browning's mastery of rhyme, by W. T. Rolfe.--A Browning monologue, by G. D. Latimer.--Dramatic motive in 'Strafford', by Charlotte Porter.--Browning as dramatic poet, by H. Jones.--Problem of Paracelsus, by J. Royce.--'Luria', by J. W. Chadwick.--'The return of the Druses', by G. Bradford, jr.--'Mr. Sludge, the medium', by F. B. Hornbrooke.--The optimism of Browning and Wordsworth, by A. J. George.--'Sordello', by C. C. Everett.--The classical element in Browning's poetry, by W. C. Lawton.--Homer and Browning, by P. Cummings.--Balaustion's opinion of Euripides, by P. S. Moxom.--The Greek spirit in Shelley and Browning, by Vida D. Scudder.--The nature element in Browning's poetry, by Emma E. Marean.
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