Even during this its greatest period, however, Romanticism had for a time a hard battle to fight, and a chief literary fact of the period was the founding and continued success of the first two important English literary and political quarterlies. The Edinburgh Review and The Quarterly Review which in general stood in literature for the conservative eighteenth century tradition and violently attacked all, or almost all the Romantic poets. These quarterlies are sufficiently important to receive a few words in passing. In the later eighteenth century there had been some periodicals devoted to literary criticism, but they were mere un authoritative booksellers organs, and its was left for the new reviews to inaugurate literary journalism of the modern serious type.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR D.P. Rastogi
Prof. Dr. D.P Rastogi, M.A., DMS (Hons), WB. 1958, Gold Medalist, MBS Hom. (Hops) 1972, DF Horn (London) 1962, PGr. (Glasgow), born: 8th July 1939. Has been teaching Repertory and Materia Medica to Undergraduate and PG classes since 1975. He has been Principal of Nehru Homoeopathic Medical College, New Delhi, Delhi University [1975-1984], and Director CCRH [1984-1999]. Has been appointed Professor Emeritus at Homoeopathic Medical College Beed, Marathwado University Aurangabad. Has been teaching repertory in various post graduate colleges in the country and acting as Guide and Examiner in several universities. Has established Boenninghausen Academy for Classical Homoeopathy in Gurgaon to promote teaching of Boenninghausen Repertories. Recently has been given Life Time Achievement Award by the Homoeopathic Medical Association of India.
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