The History of English Poetry: From the Close of the Eleventh to the Commencement of the Eighteenth Century, כרך 1T. Tegg, 1824 - 482 עמודים |
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עמוד 3
... manners , monuments , cus- toms , practices , and opinions of antiquity , by forming so strong a contrast with those of our own times , and by exhibiting human nature and human inventions in new lights a 2 AUTHOR'S Preface Page.
... manners , monuments , cus- toms , practices , and opinions of antiquity , by forming so strong a contrast with those of our own times , and by exhibiting human nature and human inventions in new lights a 2 AUTHOR'S Preface Page.
עמוד 4
... manners : and , because the first monuments of composition in every nation are those of the poet , as it possesses the additional advantage of transmitting to posterity ge- nuine delineations of life in its simplest stages . Let me add ...
... manners : and , because the first monuments of composition in every nation are those of the poet , as it possesses the additional advantage of transmitting to posterity ge- nuine delineations of life in its simplest stages . Let me add ...
עמוד 5
... manner in which my work has been conducted . I am sure I do not mean , nor can I pretend , to apo- logise for its defects . I have chose to exhibit the history of our poetry in a chronological series : not distributing my matter into ...
... manner in which my work has been conducted . I am sure I do not mean , nor can I pretend , to apo- logise for its defects . I have chose to exhibit the history of our poetry in a chronological series : not distributing my matter into ...
עמוד 8
... manners , the effects of which have reached modern times . The beginning of these annals seems therefore to be most properly dated from that era , when our national character began to dawn .. It was recommended to me , by a person ...
... manners , the effects of which have reached modern times . The beginning of these annals seems therefore to be most properly dated from that era , when our national character began to dawn .. It was recommended to me , by a person ...
עמוד 12
... manners and customs among our feudal ancestry , the literature and arts of England and occasionally of Europe at ... manner in which he has acquitted himself in the undertaking . For while the general reader will complain of the frequent ...
... manners and customs among our feudal ancestry , the literature and arts of England and occasionally of Europe at ... manner in which he has acquitted himself in the undertaking . For while the general reader will complain of the frequent ...
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