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... English criticism follows the Italians , and Sidney is a celebrated case , but there is in Renaissance English poetry , including Jonson and Milton , no slavish adherence to the dramatic unities , genres , or character decorum of ...
... English criticism follows the Italians , and Sidney is a celebrated case , but there is in Renaissance English poetry , including Jonson and Milton , no slavish adherence to the dramatic unities , genres , or character decorum of ...
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... English Poesie Milton could have found the two claims for the term on the same page.3 1 For some of the problems involved in defining wit , see W. G. Crane , Wit and Rhetoric in the Renaissance ( New York , 1937 ) and Arnold Stein ...
... English Poesie Milton could have found the two claims for the term on the same page.3 1 For some of the problems involved in defining wit , see W. G. Crane , Wit and Rhetoric in the Renaissance ( New York , 1937 ) and Arnold Stein ...
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... English : A while discourse they hold ; No fear lest Dinner coole ... The line has disturbed a long series of influential readers : Addison , Tennyson , Taine among others . 65 And the history of the line is al- most a history of the ...
... English : A while discourse they hold ; No fear lest Dinner coole ... The line has disturbed a long series of influential readers : Addison , Tennyson , Taine among others . 65 And the history of the line is al- most a history of the ...
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ound of Miltons Decorum | 13 |
om the Prose | 49 |
The Warfare of Peace | 82 |
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