Literature and Religion in Mid-Victorian England

Аннотация

vangelicalism has never been easy to argue against. In the nineteenth century, its opponents were traditionally those of liberal belief who found its harsher tenets unacceptable, or those who rejected traditional religion in favour of materialism. Famous Victorians who grew up in evangelical belief, only to lose their faith altogether, include Carlyle, George Eliot and T. H. Huxley