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The Voice of Science in Nineteenth-Century Literature Representative Prose and Verse
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THE VOICE OF SCIENCE IN
NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
ATLANTIC TEXTS
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| ATLANTIC CLASSICS, First Series | $1.50 | |
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| Edited by Stephen P. Duggan, College of the City of New York. | ||
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| By Joseph Husband. | ||
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| THE VOICE OF SCIENCE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE | 2.00 | |
| An anthology of prose and poetry. | ||
| Collected and edited by Robert E. Rogers, Assistant Professor of English at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
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| With an Introduction by Henry G. Pearson, Head of the English Department at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS
8 ARLINGTON STREET, BOSTON (17)
THE VOICE OF SCIENCE
IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY
LITERATURE
Representative Prose and Verse
SELECTED AND ARRANGED BY
ROBERT EMMONS ROGERS
Assistant Professor of English in
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
HENRY GREENLEAF PEARSON
Head of the Department of English and History in
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Atlantic Monthly Press
BOSTON
Copyright, 1921, by
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
The nucleus of this collection was a privately printed volume for the use of the students in the sophomore course in English and History at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The volume was edited by Professor DeWitt C. Croissant, visiting professor of English at the Institute from George Washington University, Washington, D.C. The present volume, which contains some changes and additions, is edited by Robert E. Rogers, assistant professor of English at the Institute, who is, therefore, responsible for its present form.
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| Introduction | ix | |
| Matthew Arnold | ||
| The Function of Criticism | 1 | |
| Sir Michael Foster | ||
| The Growth of Science in the |