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It is a spirit of stubborn endurance , scarcely illumined by hope , yet surveying its destiny with a mixture of fatalism and clear - sighted courage . The first lines of The Seafarer give little foretaste of the spirit of Drake and ...
It is a spirit of stubborn endurance , scarcely illumined by hope , yet surveying its destiny with a mixture of fatalism and clear - sighted courage . The first lines of The Seafarer give little foretaste of the spirit of Drake and ...
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Here and there , it is true , may be recognised glimpses of the English spirit : but for the most part one moves in a world which is strangely unfamiliar . Of humour , which is so strong a feature of our later literature , there is ...
Here and there , it is true , may be recognised glimpses of the English spirit : but for the most part one moves in a world which is strangely unfamiliar . Of humour , which is so strong a feature of our later literature , there is ...
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Historically , the importance of Kipling is great , for he , above all writers , has given voice to the spirit of the new imperialism . His Recessional expressed an undercurrent of deep national feeling in the brilliant days of the ...
Historically , the importance of Kipling is great , for he , above all writers , has given voice to the spirit of the new imperialism . His Recessional expressed an undercurrent of deep national feeling in the brilliant days of the ...
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