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... historians of language . The first approach was in error in claiming the economically - determined creation of self ... historian's task to find out when , how , and why this happened , and to construct from these answers the more ...
... historians of language . The first approach was in error in claiming the economically - determined creation of self ... historian's task to find out when , how , and why this happened , and to construct from these answers the more ...
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... historians and with the broad reading public , and it deserved it , for it was not only beautifully written , with a profound sympathy for its subject , but it was based on a wider range of sources than any previous biographer had used ...
... historians and with the broad reading public , and it deserved it , for it was not only beautifully written , with a profound sympathy for its subject , but it was based on a wider range of sources than any previous biographer had used ...
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... historians as well as literary critics recognised their high artistry and their true scholarship . Yet in academic circles generally they were received with a certain reservation . Veronica's way of writing history was out of fashion in ...
... historians as well as literary critics recognised their high artistry and their true scholarship . Yet in academic circles generally they were received with a certain reservation . Veronica's way of writing history was out of fashion in ...
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Lectures | 1 |
Life and Work in Shakespeares Poems | 15 |
The Poetry of the Caroline Court | 51 |
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