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- PRINCIPLE IN ART ETC.
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- I PRINCIPLE IN ART
- II REAL APPREHENSION
- III SEERS, THINKERS, AND TALKERS
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- IV POSSIBILITIES AND PERFORMANCES
- V CHEERFULNESS IN LIFE AND ART
- VI THE POINT OF REST IN ART
- VII IMAGINATION
- VIII PATHOS
- IX POETICAL INTEGRITY
- X THE POETRY OF NEGATION
- XI THE LIMITATIONS OF GENIUS
- XII LOVE AND POETRY
- XIII KEATS
- XIV WHAT SHELLEY WAS
- XV BLAKE
- XVI ROSSETTI AS A POET
- XVII MR. SWINBURNE’S SELECTIONS
- XVIII ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH
- XIX EMERSON
- XX CRABBE AND SHELLEY
- XXI SHALL SMITH HAVE A STATUE?
- XXII IDEAL AND MATERIAL GREATNESS IN ARCHITECTURE
- XXIII “OLD ENGLISH” ARCHITECTURE, ANCIENT AND MODERN
- XXIV ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
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- XXV THOUGHTS ON KNOWLEDGE, OPINION, AND INEQUALITY
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