Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 106-107Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1982 |
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Page 59
... regarded as a satire on Bolingbroke till , in 1958 , Rothbard challenged the traditional attitude to it . He regarded it as " perhaps the first modern expression of rationalistic and 48 individualistic anarchism " . Even Morley had ...
... regarded as a satire on Bolingbroke till , in 1958 , Rothbard challenged the traditional attitude to it . He regarded it as " perhaps the first modern expression of rationalistic and 48 individualistic anarchism " . Even Morley had ...
Page 158
... regarded the cause of India as that of humanity . He was a lover of mankind , and whether he knew them or not , he could not countenance injustice to Indians . Newman rightly regarded the Impeachment as a manifestation of his ...
... regarded the cause of India as that of humanity . He was a lover of mankind , and whether he knew them or not , he could not countenance injustice to Indians . Newman rightly regarded the Impeachment as a manifestation of his ...
Page 266
... regarded by Burke as " an historian totally impartial " . His style , though often unequal , was always " spirited and force- ful " . There were some grammatical mistakes and " North British terms and idiomatisms " , but , on the whole ...
... regarded by Burke as " an historian totally impartial " . His style , though often unequal , was always " spirited and force- ful " . There were some grammatical mistakes and " North British terms and idiomatisms " , but , on the whole ...
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