  | | PAGE | | Introduction | | ix | | | Matthew Arnold | | The Function of Criticism | | 1 | | | Sir Michael Foster | | The Growth of Science in the Nineteenth Century | | 22 | | | Thomas Huxley | | Three Hypotheses Respecting the History of Nature | | 52 | | On the Physical Basis of Life | | 69 | | | John Tyndall | | Scope and Limit of Scientific Materialism | | 93 | | | John Henry, Cardinal Newman | | Christianity and Physical Science | | 104 | | | Robert Louis Stevenson | | Pulvis et Umbra | | 108 | | | John Ruskin | | The Mystery of Life and its Arts | | 116 | | | Matthew Arnold | | Marcus Aurelius | | 146 | | Dover Beach | | 170 | | Morality | | 171 | | Self-Dependence | | 172 | | | Arthur Hugh Clough | | All is Well | | 174 | | To Spend Uncounted Years of Pain | | 174 | | Say Not the Struggle Nought Availeth | | 175 | | | Algernon Charles Swinburne | | The Garden of Proserpine | | 176 | | | Edward Fitzgerald | | Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam | | 180 | | | Robert Browning | | Rabbi Ben Ezra | | 197 | | An Epistle | | 204 | | Caliban upon Setebos | | 214 | | A Grammarian’s Funeral | | 224 | | Why I am a Liberal | | 228 | | Fears and Scruples | | 229 | | Epilogue to “Asolando” | | 231 | | Prospice | | 232 | | | Alfred, Lord Tennyson | | Wages | | 233 | | The Higher Pantheism | | 233 | | Flower in the Crannied Wall | | 234 | | In Memoriam | | 235 | | Crossing the Bar | | 239 | | | George Meredith | | Lucifer in Starlight | | 240 | | | William E. Henley | | Invictus | | 241 | | | Thomas Hardy | | New Year’s Eve | | 242 | |
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