Lewes
GEORGE HENRY, an Engish critic and man of letters; born in London, April 18, 1817. In 1838 he went to Germany and studied the language and literature of the country. Returning to London he contributed to reviews, magazines, and was editor of the "Leader" (1850-1854) and the "Fortnightly," which he founded (1865- 1866). His works, besides a tragedy and a couple of novels (1841-1848), The religious schism which followed on include the "Biographical History of the revolt of the 10 tribes superseded Philosophy" (1845; recast as "The the Levites over the whole kingdom of History of Philosophy from Thales Israel, on which multitudes of them re- to Comte"); "The Spanish Drama, moved to Judah (II Chron. xi: 13, 14; Lope de Vega and Calderon" (1846); fluence, spi through eve to destruct s. The f the intellect New Ten the Good book of Id Testame ed (Vaiyiqr est two wor is admit ionalists.co egislation years af out till a temple. the Hebre ent books. erman nov s in Köni ut profess 30, and fro sce marT the litera the most Germany de century. 8 stic champi er sex. H rom Sex glish transi ppeared the (1847) in Dresde of Susse ondon Ra a year ne s, where, was foug he insurge ontfort.
Y, an Eng ers; born 1888 he wer The languag ry. Retur to review tor of t the "For ded (1868 1841-1848 History om Thale sh Dram n" (1846) omat olitical buse of ne Influenc pinion" bservation 2 vols. 18 rolix. Ho orshire, A LEWIS Enited S orn at Hucated University aw, he was nd began Legislature idate for or United Rected to C ng in sever Chicago in State Senator Cla to sarts of the iew to th The Pacific cook & jou covering th bey passed 1,000 miles vas soon county the junction rivers, and The Orego Navigation Emportant growing d flour and seat of th United Sta It has a h other a LEWIS "Life of Robespierre" (1848); "Comte's Philosophy of the Sciences" (1853), the admirable "Life and Works of Goethe" (1855); "Physiology of Common Life" (1859-1860); "Studies in Animal Life" (1862); "On Actors and the Art of Acting" (1875); and "Problems of Life and Mind" (1874-1879). Lewes was married unhappily and had children, when his connection with George ge Eliot began in July, 1854. Died Nov. 30, 1878.