The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... fact . Looked at another way , it was to translate fact into fiction . Investigation tends more and more to uncover the solid material , in something experienced or something read , with which he built and ornamented his narratives . In ...
... fact . Looked at another way , it was to translate fact into fiction . Investigation tends more and more to uncover the solid material , in something experienced or something read , with which he built and ornamented his narratives . In ...
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Martin Tucker. pamphlets are in fact essentially different from those underlying his later political writings . There is no ... fact that his original , in the Clélie of Mlle de Scudéry , was possessed by an intemperate love for Lucrece ...
Martin Tucker. pamphlets are in fact essentially different from those underlying his later political writings . There is no ... fact that his original , in the Clélie of Mlle de Scudéry , was possessed by an intemperate love for Lucrece ...
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... fact that Blake was an artist , and that even the minimum of creative labour is both a distancing and a unifying activity . And , more important , the fact that although Blake was aware of the conflict , he was not aware that his choice ...
... fact that Blake was an artist , and that even the minimum of creative labour is both a distancing and a unifying activity . And , more important , the fact that although Blake was aware of the conflict , he was not aware that his choice ...
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