… to the images we form of them. All this is an object of the plainest experience, and depends not on any hypothesis of philosophy. That science can only be admitted to explain the phaenomena; though at the same time it must be confest, they …
… Hence for state-policy we have state-craft and the mockery of expedience; for the fine arts a marketable trade; for philosophy a jargon of materialism, and the study of nature conducted on such principles as to place it in doubtful … him with Samuel Rogers who later admitted that both had been extremely impressed with Coleridge’s discourse on Kantian philosophy yet had not understood ‘a syllable from one end of his monologue to the other’. 12 12 . Daniel Maclise and …