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[ John Henry Newman's earlier poems are ] unequalled for grandeur of outline, purity of taste and radiance of total effect.

— Richard Holt Hutton

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We believe that to the great body of the reading public the name of George Boole first became known, if indeed it has yet become known, through the announcement of his death; the announcement being accompanied in a few of the papers by a brief sketch of his life and works. Boole's researches were not of a nature to be appreciated by the multitude, and he never condescended to those arts by which less gifted men have won for themselves while living a more splendid reputation.

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