A History of English Poetry, Volumen6Russell & Russell, 1962 |
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... philosophical and profound : it may , however , be divined from the fidelity with which the parodist imitates the form of the Argument prefixed by Knight to his poem : THE PROGRESS OF MAN A Didactic Poem IN FORTY CANTOS WITH NOTES ...
... philosophical and profound : it may , however , be divined from the fidelity with which the parodist imitates the form of the Argument prefixed by Knight to his poem : THE PROGRESS OF MAN A Didactic Poem IN FORTY CANTOS WITH NOTES ...
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... philosophical theories . Up to the close of the eighteenth century , the course of English Poetry , like that of classical poetry , had been a mirror to what Shakespeare calls " the age and body of the time . " The effect of the ...
... philosophical theories . Up to the close of the eighteenth century , the course of English Poetry , like that of classical poetry , had been a mirror to what Shakespeare calls " the age and body of the time . " The effect of the ...
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... philosophical basis ; as a natural consequence , his principles fluctuated in constant ebb and flow . Poetry , metaphysics , morals , and politics mixed themselves for ever in his imagination . His Religious Musings and his Eolian Harp ...
... philosophical basis ; as a natural consequence , his principles fluctuated in constant ebb and flow . Poetry , metaphysics , morals , and politics mixed themselves for ever in his imagination . His Religious Musings and his Eolian Harp ...
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