Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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His persistent championship of Keats in the face of contemporary criticism is an example of the sureness of his judgment , and , except for his remarkable lapse in placing Macpherson's Ossian alongside Shakespear and Milton , it is ...
His persistent championship of Keats in the face of contemporary criticism is an example of the sureness of his judgment , and , except for his remarkable lapse in placing Macpherson's Ossian alongside Shakespear and Milton , it is ...
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The section on “ Writers and Writing ” exhibits him as lecturer and literary critic , with extracts from his books on the English Poets , the English Comic Writers , and the Dramatic Literature of the Age of Elizabeth .
The section on “ Writers and Writing ” exhibits him as lecturer and literary critic , with extracts from his books on the English Poets , the English Comic Writers , and the Dramatic Literature of the Age of Elizabeth .
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You know beforehand what a critic of this class will say on almost every subject the first time he sees you , the next time , the time after that , and so on to the end of the chapter . The following list of his opinions may be relied ...
You know beforehand what a critic of this class will say on almost every subject the first time he sees you , the next time , the time after that , and so on to the end of the chapter . The following list of his opinions may be relied ...
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On the Love of the Country | 3 |
On the Ignorance of the Learned | 13 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
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