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In the Essays he observed "a worldly intelligent skepticism that braced him in opposition to the superficial pieties demanded by his time". Melville then go through Browne's Religio Medici which he adored, describing Browne to a friend as "a style of 'crack'd archangel'".[seventy two] BackgroundFor unfamiliar motives, the "Etymology" and "Extracts"

In keeping with critic Camille Paglia in Sexual Personae, a book Together with the whiteness or blankness of nonmeaning as its principal symbol should really logically suggest a depersonalized perspective of character, but Within this regard the novel is "surprisingly inconsistent", as Melville "elevates the masculine principle previously mentioned