The Greek and the Mahomedan, within Leader, vol. 4, issue 191
Title
The Greek and the Mahomedan, within Leader, vol. 4, issue 191
Text Read
The Greek and the Mahomedan, within Leader, vol. 4, issue 191
Author
Martineau, Harriet
Original Source
London: Open Court Publishing Co., 1853. Leader, vol. 4, issue 191, 1853-11-19. p. 1108
Digitized by
Internet Archive
Publication Date
1853
Date(s) of Reading
- 1853-11-25
Evidence
George Eliot to Sara Sophia Hennell, 25 November 1853. “My ailments and the fog together have prevented me from going to Blandford Square to see Robert Noel and his wife and to Mrs. Wedgewood's where H. Martineau is staying. I have not seen H. M's Comte yet -- she is going to give me a copy -- but Mr. Lewes tells me it seems to him admirably well done. I don't know whether you noticed the article on Mahomedanism and the Greek Church extracted from the Daily News, in the Leader of last week. That was hers, and I think it excellent. [Seven words deleted.] James Martineau tells Mr. Chapman that he shall never write another book on theology! Don't you think that a good sign?” GEL 2: 127
Citation
Martineau, Harriet, The Greek and the Mahomedan, within Leader, vol. 4, issue 191, George Eliot's Reading, George Eliot Archive, edited by Beverley Park Rilett. https://GeorgeEliotArchive.org, Accessed September 7, 2026. https://www.georgeeliotarchive.org/items/show/57425
