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... effort to express the revolutionary spirit of his age . Throughout most of his essay on Heine , he links the names of Byron and Shelley as poets who would be remembered " for their Titanic effort to flow in the main stream of modern ...
... effort to express the revolutionary spirit of his age . Throughout most of his essay on Heine , he links the names of Byron and Shelley as poets who would be remembered " for their Titanic effort to flow in the main stream of modern ...
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... effort ... to get at and to lay bare the real truth of his matter at hand , whether that matter were literary , or philosophical , or politi- cal , or religious ; and this in a country where at that moment such an effort was almost ...
... effort ... to get at and to lay bare the real truth of his matter at hand , whether that matter were literary , or philosophical , or politi- cal , or religious ; and this in a country where at that moment such an effort was almost ...
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... effort to temper the uncritical enthusiasm of Shelley's devoted admirers by dwelling upon the intangible content of his poetry . If one is tempted to say that Arnold's praise of the man and his rejection of the poetry is not literary ...
... effort to temper the uncritical enthusiasm of Shelley's devoted admirers by dwelling upon the intangible content of his poetry . If one is tempted to say that Arnold's praise of the man and his rejection of the poetry is not literary ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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