Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 páginas |
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... Spirit of the Age ( 1825 ) . As an essayist Hazlitt writes voluminously . He needs a broad canvas , and often elaborates portions of his picture which draw attention from the main composition , or , to drop metaphor , he is digressive ...
... Spirit of the Age ( 1825 ) . As an essayist Hazlitt writes voluminously . He needs a broad canvas , and often elaborates portions of his picture which draw attention from the main composition , or , to drop metaphor , he is digressive ...
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William Hazlitt. their alliance but their separation on the spirit of the world and the spirit of Christianity , not as the same , but as opposed to one another . He talked of I those who had " inscribed the cross of Christ on banners ...
William Hazlitt. their alliance but their separation on the spirit of the world and the spirit of Christianity , not as the same , but as opposed to one another . He talked of I those who had " inscribed the cross of Christ on banners ...
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... spirit that descended to him through the air ; it sprang out of the ground like a flower , or unfolded itself from a green spray , on which the goldfinch sang . He said , however ( if I remember right ) , that this objection must be ...
... spirit that descended to him through the air ; it sprang out of the ground like a flower , or unfolded itself from a green spray , on which the goldfinch sang . He said , however ( if I remember right ) , that this objection must be ...
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