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... French criticism , which ( according to Edward N. Hooker ) was greatest between 1674 and 1692.55 Except insofar as French theory meant a complication of the effort to reach a tolerant criticism , I have omitted a discussion of its ...
... French criticism , which ( according to Edward N. Hooker ) was greatest between 1674 and 1692.55 Except insofar as French theory meant a complication of the effort to reach a tolerant criticism , I have omitted a discussion of its ...
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... French rationalism and author- itarianism were undergoing their severest tests . The Restoration critic relies on ... French criticism . I have noted elsewhere French theorizing about matters outside the province of the rules , and Crane ...
... French rationalism and author- itarianism were undergoing their severest tests . The Restoration critic relies on ... French criticism . I have noted elsewhere French theorizing about matters outside the province of the rules , and Crane ...
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... French superiority to both Ancient and English stages . In the organization of the plot , in the integration of character and action , in the use of the relation , in the probability of the action , the French have reached an eminence ...
... French superiority to both Ancient and English stages . In the organization of the plot , in the integration of character and action , in the use of the relation , in the probability of the action , the French have reached an eminence ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
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