A History of English Poetry, Volumen6Russell & Russell, 1962 |
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... cause the literary weapons of wit , satire , rhetoric , and philosophy , too long used mainly for the purposes of faction . The great arsenal to which they resorted for ammunition in this Anti - Jacobin movement was , of course ...
... cause the literary weapons of wit , satire , rhetoric , and philosophy , too long used mainly for the purposes of faction . The great arsenal to which they resorted for ammunition in this Anti - Jacobin movement was , of course ...
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... caused solely by the difficulty he found in joining politicians with whom he was but imperfectly agreed . Still eager to fight in the cause of cosmopolitan Liberty , he discovered that in England a violent reaction had set in among the ...
... caused solely by the difficulty he found in joining politicians with whom he was but imperfectly agreed . Still eager to fight in the cause of cosmopolitan Liberty , he discovered that in England a violent reaction had set in among the ...
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... cause of its success , is also present in British Bards ; so that , though the fierceness of the lines on Jeffrey is in part to be attributed to soreness caused by the criticism of The Edinburgh Review , the character of the poem as a ...
... cause of its success , is also present in British Bards ; so that , though the fierceness of the lines on Jeffrey is in part to be attributed to soreness caused by the criticism of The Edinburgh Review , the character of the poem as a ...
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