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... period . It was . The period was one that could support such a conven- tion , and Pope here ( that is the point ) has the strength of his period . That the positives so magnificently asserted are asserted more than conventionally we ...
... period . It was . The period was one that could support such a conven- tion , and Pope here ( that is the point ) has the strength of his period . That the positives so magnificently asserted are asserted more than conventionally we ...
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... period in Pope , Johnson , Goldsmith and Crabbe instead of in Gray , Collins and Cowper , Dyer and Lady Winchilsea- romantic precursors , ' it is still a period in which something has gone wrong . It still appears unprosperous , and ...
... period in Pope , Johnson , Goldsmith and Crabbe instead of in Gray , Collins and Cowper , Dyer and Lady Winchilsea- romantic precursors , ' it is still a period in which something has gone wrong . It still appears unprosperous , and ...
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... period - in , let us say , the age of Pope - to justify the belief that it was a flourishing period of English poetry ? There is Pope himself , a great poet and representative enough to make the period remarkable , though his greatness ...
... period - in , let us say , the age of Pope - to justify the belief that it was a flourishing period of English poetry ? There is Pope himself , a great poet and representative enough to make the period remarkable , though his greatness ...
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Revaluation: Tradition & Development in English Poetry F R (Frank Raymond) 1895-1 Leavis No preview available - 2021 |
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