The Satanic School. So Southey called Lord Byron and his
imitators, who set at defiance the generally received notions of
religion. Of English writers, Byron, Shelley, Moore, and Bulwer are the
most prominent; of French writers Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Paul de Kock,
and George Sand.
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