Literary Criticism of Seventeenth-century EnglandEdward W. Tayler Knopf, 1967 - 427 pagina's |
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... kind of process or change , some kind of development or relation that could be appreciated independently of the widespread theories of degeneration or as in William Temple - cyclical change : " Science and the arts have run their ...
... kind of process or change , some kind of development or relation that could be appreciated independently of the widespread theories of degeneration or as in William Temple - cyclical change : " Science and the arts have run their ...
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... kind of necessity ; that is , when wee either absolutely want a word to expresse by , and that is necessity ; or when wee have not so fit a word , and that is commodity . As when wee avoid losse by it , and escape [ obscenenesse ] , and ...
... kind of necessity ; that is , when wee either absolutely want a word to expresse by , and that is necessity ; or when wee have not so fit a word , and that is commodity . As when wee avoid losse by it , and escape [ obscenenesse ] , and ...
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... kind is scarce yet begun in the English Language ; though our own Civil History abounds as much as any other , with great Examples and memorable Events , which may serve for the ornament of Comparison . The Manners and Tempers , and ...
... kind is scarce yet begun in the English Language ; though our own Civil History abounds as much as any other , with great Examples and memorable Events , which may serve for the ornament of Comparison . The Manners and Tempers , and ...
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