The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... Essays , New York English Literary History , Johns Hopkins University , Baltimore , Maryland English Miscellany ... Essays and Studies by members of the Eng- lish Association , Oxford Essays in Criticism , Oxford Glasgow University ...
... Essays , New York English Literary History , Johns Hopkins University , Baltimore , Maryland English Miscellany ... Essays and Studies by members of the Eng- lish Association , Oxford Essays in Criticism , Oxford Glasgow University ...
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... essays were constantly breaking light upon questions of general conduct . [ 1930 ] Geoffrey Keynes Introd . , in Selected Essays , by William Hazlitt ( London : Nonesuch Pr . , 1948 ) , pp . xix , xxi - xxii I took up , a few days since ...
... essays were constantly breaking light upon questions of general conduct . [ 1930 ] Geoffrey Keynes Introd . , in Selected Essays , by William Hazlitt ( London : Nonesuch Pr . , 1948 ) , pp . xix , xxi - xxii I took up , a few days since ...
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... essays served at once as classics often quoted by Lamb's contemporaries . . . ... The manner and tune of the Essays [ of Elia ] is as changeful as their occasion and topic , for Lamb saw English prose as an instrument with stops enough ...
... essays served at once as classics often quoted by Lamb's contemporaries . . . ... The manner and tune of the Essays [ of Elia ] is as changeful as their occasion and topic , for Lamb saw English prose as an instrument with stops enough ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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