...William Henry Irving Books 235 liberal, Karl Heinzen, an exiled Forty-eighter: It is hard to swim against the current, but it is upstream that one finds the source, and the clearer, fresher water. Dieter Cunz. The Correspondence of Thomas Percy and Edmond MAlone. Edited by Arthur Tillotson...

...A. Dwight Culler A View of Victorian Literature . By Tillotson Geoffrey . Oxford : Clarendon Press , 1978 . Pp. x , 396 . $15.95 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 266 The South Atlantic Quarterly towns and low-income public housing projects. By contrast...

...Pauli F. Baum Thackeray the Novelist . By Tillotson Geoffrey . New York : Cambridge University Press , 1954 . Pp. xv , 312 . $4.00 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 426 The South Atlantic Quarterly To this reviewer the chapter on The Magic of the Flats shows...

... on the urban South. In sum, this collection is weak in parts, but it contains some valuable writing for specialists in urban studies. FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY RAYMOND A. MOHL A View of Victorian Literature. By Geoffrey Tillotson. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1978. Pp. x, 396. $15.95. It has always seemed to me...

... of some writers and of the classicality sometimes achieved within that variety. By and large Professor Tillotson does not inter­ pret individual works of art but rather characterizes and evaluates the oeuvre as a whole. To this end he makes good use of contemporary Victorian judgments, though his...

... because of its very oddity. Wal­ pole tells us he derived the story from an anecdote he once heard concerning John Tillotson, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1691-94: I had heard when very young, that a gentlewoman, under uncom­ mon agonies of mind, had waited on Archbishop Tillotson, and besought his counsel...

... the charm and value of this book. Alice m. Baldwin Thackeray the Novelist. By Geoffrey Tillotson. New York: Cam­ bridge University Press, 1954. Pp. xv, 312. $4.00. There might be two good reasons for a book on Thackeray the novelist, besides Professor Tillotson s enthusiastic admiration of Thackeray...

... and displaying them for the reader to meet is most obvious in Dickens continual intro­ duction of multitudes of new characters. The table below indicates The author of several articles on Dickens, Mr. Coolidge teaches English at the State University of Iowa. 1 John Butt and Kathleen Tillotson, Dickens at Work...

... pattern of their enthusiasms and petty jealousies. Mr. Arthur Tillotson has shown himself a scrupulous editor. The apparatus is sufficient and precise. One horrible misprint in the otherwise excellent Introduction has we are sure given someone already a sleep­ less night. William Henry Irving...

... morality. He shows Fielding s wide acquaintance with such Low Church preachers as Barrow, Tillotson, Clark, and Hoadly, and he stresses their influence on such beliefs of Fielding as the fundamental goodness of human nature; the sociability of man; and the efficacy of good works in achieving the good life...

... to earn the high reputation and win the awards it deserves. Written by the scholar-critic who has known more about his chosen poet than anyone in this century (comparing him with other, late, leading Popeans: Sherburn, Butt, Tillotson, Brower, Wimsatt), this life has been handsomely pro­ duced...

... treasure, exhibiting to us of this late age the too familiar pattern of their enthusiasms and petty jealousies. Mr. Arthur Tillotson has shown himself a scrupulous editor. The apparatus is sufficient and precise. One horrible misprint in the otherwise excellent Introduction has we are sure given someone...

... Heinzen, an exiled Forty-eighter: It is hard to swim against the current, but it is upstream that one finds the source, and the clearer, fresher water. Dieter Cunz. The Correspondence of Thomas Percy and Edmond MAlone. Edited by Arthur Tillotson. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State Univer­ sity Press, 1944. Pp...

... he had studied more: Pearson, whose great work on the Creed Johnson recommended to every man whose faith is yet un­ settled ; Barrow, Tillotson, South; above all, Pascal. To select only two Samuel Clarke and William Law and devote a whole chapter to each is to distort the picture of Johnson s...

..., and to view the ethics of the novel in the related contexts of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century latitudinarian Christianity and of Fielding s own morality. He shows Fielding s wide acquaintance with such Low Church preachers as Barrow, Tillotson, Clark, and Hoadly, and he stresses their influence...

... The Works of Pope the neatest & cheapest Edition (therefore I suppose not Warburtons) The Dramatick Works of Cibber & Cibbers Life Chaucer Tillotson s Sermons the small edition All Lock s works the 6 Vols. of Shandy 1 The letter indicates that Diderot wrote out the list himself, and his interest...

... the argument employed had been confined almost exclusively to the biblical doctrine of reward and punishment. The self-interest encouraged by this doctrine of so-called charity was so evident from the un­ qualified statement employed by many of its advocates in­ cluding such figures as Tillotson, Robert Nelson...

... emotions. In Dombey and Son Dickens shifts his attention to the Learfigure and gives to Florence the role of Cordelia as an influence present but largely silent. Mrs. Tillotson notes the many similarities between Dickens novel and Shakespeare s Lear when she states that Dickens hero is a character...

... covering the as yet unpub­ lished portions of his journal did his daily stint of reading in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and often in Dutch, Italian, French, and English the Tatler as well as Milton and the sermons of Sacheverell and Tillotson and sometimes wrote as well all at a time when he was up to his ears...

... wanting repair. 92 The South Atlantic Quarterly Belonging to the Mother church A large silver tankard and a silver salver, a cup washed with gold, three pewter plates, one pulpit cloth and broadcloth for the communion table, three sets of Socker s sermons, seven volumes each; volume of Tillotson s sermons...