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She found it tiresome to be considered a spy and to have all her letters tampered with , and so she accepted with gratitude the proffered escort of an Italian count to Italy . The youthful Horace did what he could to convert this sea ...
She found it tiresome to be considered a spy and to have all her letters tampered with , and so she accepted with gratitude the proffered escort of an Italian count to Italy . The youthful Horace did what he could to convert this sea ...
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Some Chaucerian scholars hold that his acquaintance with Italian literature dates only from his second visit to Italy in 1378-9 , and that any reference to Dante in poems avowedly written earlier than this period are later additions .
Some Chaucerian scholars hold that his acquaintance with Italian literature dates only from his second visit to Italy in 1378-9 , and that any reference to Dante in poems avowedly written earlier than this period are later additions .
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Addison , in fact , as Macaulay observes , knew little and cared less about the literature of modern Italy . Dante's name , for example , not only is not mentioned in the narrative of his travels in Italy , but it does not occur ...
Addison , in fact , as Macaulay observes , knew little and cared less about the literature of modern Italy . Dante's name , for example , not only is not mentioned in the narrative of his travels in Italy , but it does not occur ...
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This volume published 1908, not 1808 as listed.
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THE GOVERNMENT OF SUBJECT RACES | 1 |
Dent | 28 |
Adam and Charles Black | 105 |
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