Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... English standards of the English visitor are used again the other way round to redouble the attack . .. the Families of Farmers who pay great Rents , living in Filth and Nastiness upon Butter - milk and Potatoes , without a Shoe or ...
... English standards of the English visitor are used again the other way round to redouble the attack . .. the Families of Farmers who pay great Rents , living in Filth and Nastiness upon Butter - milk and Potatoes , without a Shoe or ...
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... English edition of his Works in 1700 , he emphasizes the horrors of solitariness and the delights of society : • The State of a Solitary Person , is a State of Violence What distinction is there between Death and Retirement , between ...
... English edition of his Works in 1700 , he emphasizes the horrors of solitariness and the delights of society : • The State of a Solitary Person , is a State of Violence What distinction is there between Death and Retirement , between ...
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... English Parnassus . From early in the seventeenth century the unworthiness and deficiencies of English history had been commented on , by Bacon , Hayward , and Raleigh , and the standards by which such criticisms were made had remained ...
... English Parnassus . From early in the seventeenth century the unworthiness and deficiencies of English history had been commented on , by Bacon , Hayward , and Raleigh , and the standards by which such criticisms were made had remained ...
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