Critical Essays Contributed To The Eclectic Review by John Foster. This excerpt from Part 4 surveys a quartet of contemporary critiques in early 19th-century Britain. It opens with a polemic against Windham’s Cruelty to Animals, arguing for a defined, enforceable legal framework and an accountable judiciary to curb cruelty, while noting definitional difficulties. Next, Southey’s Curse of Kehama is examined: the critic admires descriptive power and moral seriousness but condemns the pagan mythic frame and the elevation of Hindu gods; it decries the mixing of mythologies and the use of Biblical imagery as pretensions of grandeur. Vindication of Fox’s History defends historical interpretation and methodological integrity against Rose, offering point-by-point corrections and emphasizing evidence and sourcing. Jesse’s Sermons is analyzed for its preface and pastoral aim; critiques include the tension between essential and subordinate truths, concerns about Mediatorship, and calls for doctrinal clarity alongside accessible preaching. Overall, Foster’s Part 4 defends public regulation of morality, literary craft, historical method, and thoughtful religious writing, with a tone that is corrective, satirical, and ethically engaged.
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