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Title: Main Currents in Nineteenth Century Literature, Vol. III (of 6) The Reaction in France
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MAIN CURRENTS IN NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE
London: William Heinemann New York: The Macmillan Company MCMVI
_Hätt 'ich gezaudert zu werden, Bis man mir's Leben gegönnt. Ich wäre noch nicht auf Erden Wie Ihr begreifen könnt. Wenn Ihr seht, wie sie sich geberden._ --GOETHE.
_There is no philosophy possible where fear of consequences is a stronger principle than love of truth._ --JOHN STUART MILL.
I. THE REVOLUTION II. THE CONCORDAT III. THE PRINCIPLE OF AUTHORITY IV. "LE GÉNIE DU CHRISTIANISME" V. JOSEPH DE MAISTRE VI. BONALD VII. CHATEAUBRIAND VIII. MADAME DE KRÜDENER IX. LYRIC POETRY: LAMARTINE AND HUGO X. LOVE IN THE LITERATURE OF THE PERIOD XI. DISSOLUTION OF THE THEORETICAL PRINCIPLE OF AUTHORITY XII. DISSOLUTION OF THE PRACTICAL PRINCIPLE OF AUTHORITY XIII. CULMINATION AND COLLAPSE OF THE REACTION XIV. CONCLUSION
