Arts and Humanities

1. Journalist 100%
2. French Revolution 69%
3. Early 19th Century 66%
4. Scholars 58%
5. Tongue 50%
6. Legacy 50%
7. Enlightenment 50%
8. London 50%
9. British Romanticism 50%
10. supporters 50%
11. Defending 50%
12. British Army 50%
13. loyalist 50%
14. Sound 50%
15. Divinity 50%
16. Conservative 50%
17. reformer 50%
18. Patriotism 50%
19. thorn 50%
20. Commentators 50%
21. Obsessions 50%
22. Political Reform 50%
23. Parliamentary Reform 50%
24. Uncanny 50%
25. Religion 50%
26. Georgian England 50%
27. Convicts 50%
28. Popular Sovereignty 50%
29. Climate Change 50%
30. Frankenstein 50%
31. Narrative 26%
32. Reform 26%
33. Protestant 16%
34. Preacher 16%
35. Nineteenth Century 16%
36. Charismatics 16%
37. High Arts 16%
38. Parliamentary 16%
39. Samuel Taylor Coleridge 16%
40. glossolalia 16%
41. Vocality 16%
42. close friends 16%
43. Mentor 16%
44. Dissent 16%
45. Topicality 10%
46. Arctic 10%
47. Ecocritical Reading 10%
48. Tyranny 10%
49. Afterlife 10%
50. Switzerland 10%