“Poetry should be vital--either stirring our blood by its divine movements or snatching our breath by its divine perfection. To do both is supreme glory, to do either is enduring fame.”
Quote by Augustine Birrell
Work
Obiter Dicta ...: Carlye. On the alleged obscurity of Mr. Browning's poetry. Truth-hunting. Actors. A rogue's memoirs. The via media. Falstaff [by George Radford
This work by George Radford delves into a range of subjects, offering critical perspectives on the poetry of Robert Browning, exploring the complexities of truth and the performing arts, and presenting a memoir of a rogue's life. It also discusses the via media, a middle path in philosophy and ethics. more
Author
Augustine Birrell
Augustine Birrell was an Irish politician who served as the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Born on January 19, 1850, he passed away on November 20, 1933. Birrell played a significant role in Irish politics, particularly during the movement for Irish home rule. more
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