Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 106-107Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1982 |
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Page 37
... believed in the formality of dress , they also believed in formality of expression in writing . Naturally , the fittest subject of their literature is man in society . A. R. Humphreys has emphasised three points in the literature of the ...
... believed in the formality of dress , they also believed in formality of expression in writing . Naturally , the fittest subject of their literature is man in society . A. R. Humphreys has emphasised three points in the literature of the ...
Page 97
... believed , were indispensable to a free country . Though party divisions were 64 65 inseparable from free government , Burke believed in the 66 essential humanity of mankind and blamed mutual ignorance for " mutual hatred in parties ...
... believed , were indispensable to a free country . Though party divisions were 64 65 inseparable from free government , Burke believed in the 66 essential humanity of mankind and blamed mutual ignorance for " mutual hatred in parties ...
Page 135
... believed that the people were the natural control on authority but " to exercise and to control together " were contradictory and impossible . They ( the people ) were a part of the civil society and their duties in that society were ...
... believed that the people were the natural control on authority but " to exercise and to control together " were contradictory and impossible . They ( the people ) were a part of the civil society and their duties in that society were ...
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