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course . But , as Professor Harbage concludes his well - documented Shakespeare and the Rival Tradition : Shakespeare did not acquiesce in discrepancy . That we are forced to prove what we instinctively know ( and what was once taken ...
course . But , as Professor Harbage concludes his well - documented Shakespeare and the Rival Tradition : Shakespeare did not acquiesce in discrepancy . That we are forced to prove what we instinctively know ( and what was once taken ...
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Bunyan , on the contrary , was a dispossessed member of the lower class whose hopes had been aroused and whose energies had been used in the course of a revolution which , as yet , had only increased the hardships and miseries of their ...
Bunyan , on the contrary , was a dispossessed member of the lower class whose hopes had been aroused and whose energies had been used in the course of a revolution which , as yet , had only increased the hardships and miseries of their ...
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There are , of course , many far more elaborate passages which , for Swift's contemporaries , unmistakably indicated current figures of state . And we need no such special knowledge to appreciate their more fundamental satirical attack ...
There are , of course , many far more elaborate passages which , for Swift's contemporaries , unmistakably indicated current figures of state . And we need no such special knowledge to appreciate their more fundamental satirical attack ...
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