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Tennyson's Faith: A Nobler Type of Belief
Original: Tennyson's Faith: A Nobler Type
An essay in The Hedgehog Review examines Alfred, Lord Tennyson's religious faith, describing it as a 'nobler type' and exploring how the Victorian poet wrestled with doubt, science, and belief in works like In Memoriam. The piece situates Tennyson's spiritual struggles within a broader discussion of the fading promise of higher education and what intellectual seriousness once meant.
Why now: The essay is being read and shared in conversations about education, faith, and Victorian thought.
Alfred, Lord TennysonThe Hedgehog Review
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