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... important constituents of romanticism , a new sense of history , of people retaining their ancient traditions through long periods of time , and expressing them in poetry and song on long winter evenings , and all this taking place ...
... important constituents of romanticism , a new sense of history , of people retaining their ancient traditions through long periods of time , and expressing them in poetry and song on long winter evenings , and all this taking place ...
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... important though the achievement was , it was always subsidiary to the main object of his career . To him the most important thing was not that a man should be free from slavery , but that he should have a living faith in Jesus Christ ...
... important though the achievement was , it was always subsidiary to the main object of his career . To him the most important thing was not that a man should be free from slavery , but that he should have a living faith in Jesus Christ ...
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... important a passage . The three elements which , according to Keats , go to the make - up of a human personality are his intelligence ( an earlier age would have said his reason ) , his heart and the world around him . Keats argued that ...
... important a passage . The three elements which , according to Keats , go to the make - up of a human personality are his intelligence ( an earlier age would have said his reason ) , his heart and the world around him . Keats argued that ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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