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... regarded his poetry in the same light , and as directly comparable with painting . He accepted Sir Joshua Reynolds ' view that ' the artist who takes an accurate likeness of individuals , or a faithful representation , may not rank so ...
... regarded his poetry in the same light , and as directly comparable with painting . He accepted Sir Joshua Reynolds ' view that ' the artist who takes an accurate likeness of individuals , or a faithful representation , may not rank so ...
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... regarded the selfish and transitory interests of man as alone of significance . But these led directly to the principles of laissez - faire , which Shelley regarded merely as the philosophy of selfishness . " They have exemplified the ...
... regarded the selfish and transitory interests of man as alone of significance . But these led directly to the principles of laissez - faire , which Shelley regarded merely as the philosophy of selfishness . " They have exemplified the ...
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... regarded the philosophy of Locke as ' superficial ' , yet he regarded it as bearing fruit , both in the formation of the United States , and the coming of the French Revolution . The United States provided a perfect example of a free ...
... regarded the philosophy of Locke as ' superficial ' , yet he regarded it as bearing fruit , both in the formation of the United States , and the coming of the French Revolution . The United States provided a perfect example of a free ...
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements 6 | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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