Essays and Studies, Volumen18J. Murray, 1933 |
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... period : all the seed of the whole period called Elizabethan was sown , and not a little of it had come up , before the Queen's death ... the quality of the period 1580-1660 is essentially one and indivisible . ' 2 Such language herds ...
... period : all the seed of the whole period called Elizabethan was sown , and not a little of it had come up , before the Queen's death ... the quality of the period 1580-1660 is essentially one and indivisible . ' 2 Such language herds ...
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... period , he runs the risk of putting his view of the rest out of focus ; if he fails to take at least some account ... periods and movements so that we may know where to find them . But in so doing we have exercised a subtle treachery ...
... period , he runs the risk of putting his view of the rest out of focus ; if he fails to take at least some account ... periods and movements so that we may know where to find them . But in so doing we have exercised a subtle treachery ...
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... period , because it is essential to see that period as a movement in a certain direction and until we know more of where this Slump is landing us , we cannot determine that direction . You may say that this is taking us a long way from ...
... period , because it is essential to see that period as a movement in a certain direction and until we know more of where this Slump is landing us , we cannot determine that direction . You may say that this is taking us a long way from ...
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KEATS AND POLITICS | 7 |
THE LIMITS OF LITERARY CRITICISM | 24 |
SHAKESPEARE AND THE PLEBS | 53 |
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