English Poets of the Eighteenth CenturyGood Press, 16 дек. 2019 г. - Всего страниц: 354 'English Poets of the Eighteenth Century' is a poem anthology edited by Ernest Bernbaum. It contains works from authors that are remembered and forgotten by history. Some of the individuals featured include William Blake, George Canning, Robert Burns, Erasmus Darwin, George Canning, and Samuel Johnson. |
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... heart"?) And here was the record of a nature-people whose conduct stood revealed as flawless. "Fingal," Macpherson himself accommodatingly pointed out, "exercised every manly virtue in Caledonia while Heliogabalus disgraced human nature ...
... heart"?) And here was the record of a nature-people whose conduct stood revealed as flawless. "Fingal," Macpherson himself accommodatingly pointed out, "exercised every manly virtue in Caledonia while Heliogabalus disgraced human nature ...
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... heart; but the discordant element in Cowper's mind was his inclination towards Calvinism, which goes to the opposite extreme by insisting on total depravity. Personally he believed that he had committed the unpardonable sin (against the ...
... heart; but the discordant element in Cowper's mind was his inclination towards Calvinism, which goes to the opposite extreme by insisting on total depravity. Personally he believed that he had committed the unpardonable sin (against the ...
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... heart"; and as "a signal instance of true and uncultivated genius." The real Burns, though indeed a genius of song, was far better read than the expectant world wished to believe, particularly in those whom he called his "bosom ...
... heart"; and as "a signal instance of true and uncultivated genius." The real Burns, though indeed a genius of song, was far better read than the expectant world wished to believe, particularly in those whom he called his "bosom ...
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FROM A HYMN TO THE PILLORY | |
BERNARD DE MANDEVILLE | |
ALEXANDER POPE | |
LADY WINCHILSEA | |
SAMUEL CROXALL | |
ALLAN RAMSAY | |
GEORGE BERKELEY | |
EDWARD YOUNG | |
EDWARD YOUNG | |
WILLIAM SOMERVILLE | |
MATTHEW GREEN | |
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