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Pagina 138
Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. THE PARTRIDGE In England , where the partridge is much scarcer [ than in France ] , and ... England , the prohibition is general ; and the peasant has not a right to what even slaves , as he is taught to call ...
Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. THE PARTRIDGE In England , where the partridge is much scarcer [ than in France ] , and ... England , the prohibition is general ; and the peasant has not a right to what even slaves , as he is taught to call ...
Pagina 156
... England . Thus if Deane is right to argue that Goldsmith could have focused his case more appropriately by drawing attention to the exploitation of Ireland by the English , it can also be said that by stitching together a number of ...
... England . Thus if Deane is right to argue that Goldsmith could have focused his case more appropriately by drawing attention to the exploitation of Ireland by the English , it can also be said that by stitching together a number of ...
Pagina 168
... England's - evils , and which leads him to a formidably suggestive account of how luxury , or more accu- rately Pomp , operates through and by means of specific social agencies . Here there is no room for evasion and none for com ...
... England's - evils , and which leads him to a formidably suggestive account of how luxury , or more accu- rately Pomp , operates through and by means of specific social agencies . Here there is no room for evasion and none for com ...
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Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
Copyright | |
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