Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... superior to his poetry and , once again , exhibits his fervent classicism providing an interesting example of pre - romantic decadence . The Critical essays , published in 1770 , were not Greene's first attempt in this field : he had ...
... superior to his poetry and , once again , exhibits his fervent classicism providing an interesting example of pre - romantic decadence . The Critical essays , published in 1770 , were not Greene's first attempt in this field : he had ...
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... superior to his poetry and , once again , exhibits his fervent classicism providing an interesting example of pre - romantic decadence . The Critical essays , published in 1770 , were not Greene's first attempt in this field : he had ...
... superior to his poetry and , once again , exhibits his fervent classicism providing an interesting example of pre - romantic decadence . The Critical essays , published in 1770 , were not Greene's first attempt in this field : he had ...
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... civil polity , and a general infurrection alone ex- torted those conceffions from the superior , for which the remonftrances of individuals had ineffectually applied , Bat But in our land of profperity , wealth is more 184 THE INFLUENCE.
... civil polity , and a general infurrection alone ex- torted those conceffions from the superior , for which the remonftrances of individuals had ineffectually applied , Bat But in our land of profperity , wealth is more 184 THE INFLUENCE.
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