Martin Tupper by Derek Hudson | Open Library (original) (raw)
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His Rise and Fall
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Martin Farquhar Tupper (1810-1889)
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First Sentence
"“ A MAN born in 1810,” wrote Mr G. M. Young in “ Early Victorian England ”, “ in time to have seen the rejoicings after Waterloo and the canal boats carrying the wounded to hospital, to remember the crowds cheering for Queen Caroline, and to have felt that the light had gone out of the world when Byron died, entered manhood with the ground rocking under his feet as it had rocked in 1789. Whichever way his temperament led him, he found himself at every turn controlled, and animated, by the imponderable pressure of the Evangelical discipline and the almost universal faith in progress.”"
Table of Contents
Preface: Discovery in a Bookshop
Page xii
Edition Notes
Published in
London
Contributors
Foreword
Martin E. Tupper
The Physical Object
Format
Hardback
Pagination
xvi, 342 p.
Number of pages
342
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