NINETEENTH-CENTURY RELIGION AND LITERATURE: AN INTRODUCTION

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AT the end of his essay, 'Hebraism and Hellenism' (1869), Matthew Arnold strikes a troubled note of concern regarding his fellow Victorians, at sea without the stability of an unquestioned Christianity for support, and desperate for a new guiding force.

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