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... who thought that only witchcraft could have caused “ nature so preposterously to err , " or more convinced of the disastrous outcome ... daring a marriage which would cause universal condemnation among the ladies of polite society .
... who thought that only witchcraft could have caused “ nature so preposterously to err , " or more convinced of the disastrous outcome ... daring a marriage which would cause universal condemnation among the ladies of polite society .
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persons ; Strangers ; Dearths ; Disbanded Souliers ; Factions growne desperate ; And whatsoever in offending People , knotteth them , in a Common Cause . Finally Bacon advises : The first Remedy or prevention , is to remove by all ...
persons ; Strangers ; Dearths ; Disbanded Souliers ; Factions growne desperate ; And whatsoever in offending People , knotteth them , in a Common Cause . Finally Bacon advises : The first Remedy or prevention , is to remove by all ...
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In other words , it is the cause of common sense , ” to the more surprising twentieth or twenty - first century challenge : 2 " The delicacy of your ' sex , ' ” said Tom , “ cannot conceive the grossness of ours , nor how little one ...
In other words , it is the cause of common sense , ” to the more surprising twentieth or twenty - first century challenge : 2 " The delicacy of your ' sex , ' ” said Tom , “ cannot conceive the grossness of ours , nor how little one ...
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accept already attack attempt Bacon beginning better Bunyan called cause century Church common complete concern consider continued course court critics death Defoe early effect Elizabethan England English equally evidently example expressed father feeling Fielding finally forced give hand hath hope House human important increase interest Jane Austen king lady land later learned least less live London Lord marriage matter means Milton nature never novel perhaps period play political poor position possible present published reason religious respect rich says seemed sense Shakespeare social society soon speak successful Swift tell things thou thought tion trade true turn UNIVERSITY whole wife woman writing written wrote young
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| Titel | The Great Tradition in English Literature from Shakespeare to Shaw: William Shakespeare to Jane Austen Modern reader paperbacks Volume 1 van The Great Tradition in English Literature from Shakespeare to Shaw, Annette Teta Rubinstein |
| Auteur | Annette Teta Rubinstein |
| Uitgever | Monthly Review Press, 1969 |
| Lengte | 946 pagina's |
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