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Shelley's last exhibition is a poem on the State of Public Affairs . I fear , my dear Lord , you will be quite disgusted with all this stuff . The pamphlet referred to was undoubtedly the famous On the Necessity of Atheism in which ...
Shelley's last exhibition is a poem on the State of Public Affairs . I fear , my dear Lord , you will be quite disgusted with all this stuff . The pamphlet referred to was undoubtedly the famous On the Necessity of Atheism in which ...
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During this summer of 1813 , two other momentous happenings were expected ; the birth of Harriett's first child and Shelley's twenty - first birthday . The first event duly took place and the little girl was named Eliza Ianthe - Eliza ...
During this summer of 1813 , two other momentous happenings were expected ; the birth of Harriett's first child and Shelley's twenty - first birthday . The first event duly took place and the little girl was named Eliza Ianthe - Eliza ...
Pagina 537
At the end of the year Sir Bysshe's death and the peculiar condition of his will made it necessary for Sir Timothy to effect a financial settlement with Shelley . He was thereafter to receive £ 1000 a year , of which at least £ 200 were ...
At the end of the year Sir Bysshe's death and the peculiar condition of his will made it necessary for Sir Timothy to effect a financial settlement with Shelley . He was thereafter to receive £ 1000 a year , of which at least £ 200 were ...
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THE ELIZABETHAN AGE AND THE BOURGEOIS REVOLUTION | 3 |
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