Modern England a Record of Opinion And Action From the Time of the French Revo

Alfred William Benn

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2 Reaction in religion went hand in hand with reaction in politics. Southey became at once a Tory and a High Churchman. Wordsworth remained true to his early sympathies for a much longer period, but definitely enrolled himself on the same side as his friend and neigh- bour after the Peace driven to it probably by the rising storm of discontent among the poor. In 1821 he wrote, inmta Minerva, a long series of 1 Sir Herbert Maxwell, Life of Wellington, vol. Ii. , pp. 240 and 237- 2 Walpole, Life ...of Perceval, vol. I. , p. 303.
u8 THE LIBERAL ODYSSEY Ecclesiastical Sonnets, strongly anti-Papal, and directed towards the glorification of the Anglican Church on its Protestant side. In 1816 and 1817 Coleridge published two " Lay Sermons, " propos- ing to remedy the evils affecting England by a mystical interpretation of the Bible (in whose inspiration, by the way, he at no time believed) and glorifying Perceval as " the best and wisest statesman this country has possessed since the Revolution.

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