Browning Studies (Routledge Revivals)

This title, first published in 1909, presents a selection of the most important essays by members of the renowned Browning Society, which existed to promulgate the works of and appreciation for perhaps the greatest English poet of the Victorian Age. Browning's poetry deals with themes that are of perennial importance: the nature of the human person, human love, and the source of the love, God. Browning Studies will appeal to Browning enthusiasts and the message his writing communicates: "A profound, passionate, living, triumphant faith in Christ, and in the immortality and ultimate redemption of every human soul in and through Christ."

Edward Berdoe

Introduction Edward Berdoe; Introductory Address to the Browning Society Rev. J. Kirkman; On "Pietro of Abano" and the Leading Ideas of "Dramatic Idyls" Rev. J. Sharpe; Browning's Philosophy John Bury; The Idea of Personality as Embodied by Robert Browning's Poetry Hiram Corson; The Religious Teaching of Browning Dorotea Beale; On Some Points in Browning's View of Life Rev. Prof. B. F. Westcott; One Aspect of Browning's Villains Miss E. D. West; James Lee's Wife Rev. J. H. Bulkeley; ABT Vogler Mrs. Turnbull; Andrea Del Sarto and ABT Vogler, Helen J. Ormerodl La Saisiaz Rev. W. Robertson; On "A Toccata of Galuppi's", Mrs Alexander Irelend; Numpholeptos and Browning's Women Mrs. Glazebrook; The Wife-Love and Friend-Love of Robert Browning Rev. J. J. G. Graham