CHAPTER XXXV.

The Liberal Literature of England--Poetry--Southey--Coleridge-- Wordsworth--Burns--Rogers--Montgomery--Moore--Campbell--Herbert-- Byron--Shelley--Keats--Hunt--Pringle--Nicoll--Peter--Barton-- Hood--Procter--Tennyson--Milnes--Elliott--Horne--Mary Howitt--Eliza Cook--Mackay--Novels--Godwin--Holcroft--The Drama--Bage--Scott--Miss Edgeworth--Mrs. Opie--Miss Mitford--Mrs. Hall--Miss Martineau--Banim--Lever--Lover--Bulwer--Dickens--Essays--Jeffrey-- Smith--Brougham--Mackintosh--Macaulay--Lamb--Hazlitt--Carlyle-- Talfourd--Pamphlets--Holland House--French Literature and Louis Philippe 374