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... problems which worried him . The first was Catholic Emancipation , to which he was unalterably opposed . ' If the ... problem was that of the freedom of the press . ' A free discussion of public measures through the press I deem the only ...
... problems which worried him . The first was Catholic Emancipation , to which he was unalterably opposed . ' If the ... problem was that of the freedom of the press . ' A free discussion of public measures through the press I deem the only ...
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... problems of human life , those of evil , sickness and death . Yet it was clear to him that such problems must one day be faced , for poetry was not a form of escapism , but the highest expression of wisdom . It was a subject to which he ...
... problems of human life , those of evil , sickness and death . Yet it was clear to him that such problems must one day be faced , for poetry was not a form of escapism , but the highest expression of wisdom . It was a subject to which he ...
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... problems of politics . He inherited the eighteenth - century aristo- cratic view of liberty , and he kept it untarnished during the long Napoleonic Wars . He had an instinctive dislike of governments , and an instinctive sympathy for ...
... problems of politics . He inherited the eighteenth - century aristo- cratic view of liberty , and he kept it untarnished during the long Napoleonic Wars . He had an instinctive dislike of governments , and an instinctive sympathy for ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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