Agnosticism and theism in the nineteenth century; an historical study of religious thought,

Intellectual influences of the first half century: Shelley, Wordsworth, John Stuart Mill, and Thomas Carlyle.--II. Rise of the evolution doctrine: Darwin, Herbert Spencer, and John Fiske.--III. Agnosticism, scientific and literary: Thomas Henry Huxley and Matthew Arnold.--IV. Materialism and atheism: John Tyndall and Charles Bradlaugh.--V. Pure theism: Francis William Newman and Theodore Parker.--VI. James Martineau and the outlook to-day.Mode of access: Internet