Excerpt from The Unitarian Review and Religious Magazine, 1875, Vol. 3
I have said that the tragic collision is a collision of wills. If we use the word will to mean simply spiritual' force, the phrase is true. But as we look more deeply, we see that, though the will is in the foreground, and thus might well appear to be the chief actor, it is in reality the instrument of a power behind itself. Did Othello will to doubt the only being that he loved, and then to slay her? Did Macbeth will to murder the.
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