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... feeling I have expressed as often and as strongly as I could . I cannot sit quietly down under the claims of barefaced ... feel . ' The French Revolution was a blow for liberty , but liberty came near to being overwhelmed by the monarchs ...
... feeling I have expressed as often and as strongly as I could . I cannot sit quietly down under the claims of barefaced ... feel . ' The French Revolution was a blow for liberty , but liberty came near to being overwhelmed by the monarchs ...
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... feel And own the law of universal love . From such a theme he was led on naturally to consider the attitude of the eighteenth - century philosophers to the universe . To them the subject of miracles had seemed of enormous import- ance ...
... feel And own the law of universal love . From such a theme he was led on naturally to consider the attitude of the eighteenth - century philosophers to the universe . To them the subject of miracles had seemed of enormous import- ance ...
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... feeling and just sense . ( XIII , 168. ) And was it really true that virtue was so hard to attain that it was the ... feels such passion in its strength Must live within the very light and air Of courteous usages refined by art . ( XIII ...
... feeling and just sense . ( XIII , 168. ) And was it really true that virtue was so hard to attain that it was the ... feels such passion in its strength Must live within the very light and air Of courteous usages refined by art . ( XIII ...
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements 6 | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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