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<p> A versatile man of letters, born in London, the son of an actor; wrote a "Biographical History of Philosophy" from the Positivist standpoint, published originally in 1845, and a "Life of Goethe" in 1855, "Seaside Studies," "Problems of Life and Mind," &c., and edited the <i> Fortnightly Review </i> ; he did much to popularise both science and philosophy; though a married man with children, formed a connection with [[George]] Eliot, and died in her house (1817-1878). </p> | <p> A versatile man of letters, born in London, the son of an actor; wrote a "Biographical History of Philosophy" from the Positivist standpoint, published originally in 1845, and a "Life of Goethe" in 1855, "Seaside Studies," "Problems of Life and Mind," &c., and edited the <i> Fortnightly Review </i> ; he did much to popularise both science and philosophy; though a married man with children, formed a connection with [[George]] Eliot, and died in her house (1817-1878). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:39, 15 October 2021
George Henry Lewes [1]
A versatile man of letters, born in London, the son of an actor; wrote a "Biographical History of Philosophy" from the Positivist standpoint, published originally in 1845, and a "Life of Goethe" in 1855, "Seaside Studies," "Problems of Life and Mind," &c., and edited the Fortnightly Review ; he did much to popularise both science and philosophy; though a married man with children, formed a connection with George Eliot, and died in her house (1817-1878).
