The Quarterly Review, Volumes 264-265William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, John Murray, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1935 |
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Pagina 271
... England . In the country districts the outlook was not more cheerful , and even in the remote little Arcady of Pembrokeshire , Little England Beyond Wales , ' the scarcity of food was producing unwonted lawlessness . This shortage was ...
... England . In the country districts the outlook was not more cheerful , and even in the remote little Arcady of Pembrokeshire , Little England Beyond Wales , ' the scarcity of food was producing unwonted lawlessness . This shortage was ...
Pagina 299
... England was even more medieval than the Continent at this date in the fullness of its possession of the characteristically mediƦval armour of the extremist spirit , tough enough to withstand and resilient enough to provide recovery from ...
... England was even more medieval than the Continent at this date in the fullness of its possession of the characteristically mediƦval armour of the extremist spirit , tough enough to withstand and resilient enough to provide recovery from ...
Pagina 336
... England but was it not in effect , if not to some extent in purpose , a satire upon Church as well as upon State ? Is not this view implicit even in Professor Chambers's analogy of Swift and the Houyhnhnms ? There , we are ashamed to ...
... England but was it not in effect , if not to some extent in purpose , a satire upon Church as well as upon State ? Is not this view implicit even in Professor Chambers's analogy of Swift and the Houyhnhnms ? There , we are ashamed to ...
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