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Bryan, under the impression he was pulling some Mandarin's pigtail. The I Digitized by Google 78 THE END OF A CHAPTER irony of time has brought the comment that Bryan's policy is Chinification I He was a good metaphysician, but the effect on his hear- ers was agnosticism, and on his imitators con- ceit. /He slowly drowned the Christianity of the college in intellectual cream/ But he stood out for fair play. He sounded the first note in the Independent Review calling for a reconsideration of the... treatment meted to Oscar Wilde. The publication of De Profun- dis in 1905 came to many like the cry of a literary Dreyfus. The Wilde culte dates from Dickinson's famous complaint that the Eng- lish could make nothing of him or Blake or Shelley — **but martyrs." No recorder of the time can but consecrate or desecrate a page to that Byron de nos jours, who shocked and fas- cinated the young more after death than during life. His vogue represented less a literary phase than a kink in the Teutonic temperament.
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Bryan, under the impression he was pulling some Mandarin's pigtail. The I Digitized by Google 78 THE END OF A CHAPTER irony of time has brought the comment that Bryan's policy is Chinification I He was a good metaphysician, but the effect on his hear- ers was agnosticism, and on his imitators con- ceit. /He slowly drowned the Christianity of the college in intellectual cream/ But he stood out for fair play. He sounded the first note in the Independent Review calling for a reconsideration of the... treatment meted to Oscar Wilde. The publication of De Profun- dis in 1905 came to many like the cry of a literary Dreyfus. The Wilde culte dates from Dickinson's famous complaint that the Eng- lish could make nothing of him or Blake or Shelley — **but martyrs." No recorder of the time can but consecrate or desecrate a page to that Byron de nos jours, who shocked and fas- cinated the young more after death than during life. His vogue represented less a literary phase than a kink in the Teutonic temperament.
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