The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... important writer of the 1730's he was caught up in the political debates ; and like most of his fellow dramatists he wrote plays with political overtones . Finally , of course , his dramatic forays into politics terminated his career in ...
... important writer of the 1730's he was caught up in the political debates ; and like most of his fellow dramatists he wrote plays with political overtones . Finally , of course , his dramatic forays into politics terminated his career in ...
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... important useful faculty in man's makeup , not primarily an inner sense in a lower , nonrational soul . Of even greater importance for literary criticism is Hobbes's interest in the combinatory powers of the imagination — not merely so ...
... important useful faculty in man's makeup , not primarily an inner sense in a lower , nonrational soul . Of even greater importance for literary criticism is Hobbes's interest in the combinatory powers of the imagination — not merely so ...
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... important , among the sources of democratic thought and feeling . Here Wordsworth will appear more moving than Locke , more modest and sober than Shelley or Rousseau , more comprehensive than Emerson , and more scholarly than Whitman ...
... important , among the sources of democratic thought and feeling . Here Wordsworth will appear more moving than Locke , more modest and sober than Shelley or Rousseau , more comprehensive than Emerson , and more scholarly than Whitman ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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