Pope: Selected PoemsOxford University Press, 1965 - 247 Seiten |
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... character and his person . He was far from being unfeeling but usually exercised considerable restraint in answering his enemies . When he replied , he replied to them all at once , in The Dunciad , the most complete of all literary ...
... character and his person . He was far from being unfeeling but usually exercised considerable restraint in answering his enemies . When he replied , he replied to them all at once , in The Dunciad , the most complete of all literary ...
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... character , Byron affirmed that Pope was ' the most perfect of our poets , and the purest of our moralists . . . . . He is the moral poet of all civilisation ' , Byron continued : and as such , let us hope that he will one day be the ...
... character , Byron affirmed that Pope was ' the most perfect of our poets , and the purest of our moralists . . . . . He is the moral poet of all civilisation ' , Byron continued : and as such , let us hope that he will one day be the ...
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... characters . 280. Gripus : an imaginary character . 281. Bacon : Francis Bacon , Viscount St. Albans ( 1561-1626 ) , essayist , philosopher , and politician . He was disgraced for bribery . 283. Cromwell : Oliver Cromwell ( 1599-1658 ) ...
... characters . 280. Gripus : an imaginary character . 281. Bacon : Francis Bacon , Viscount St. Albans ( 1561-1626 ) , essayist , philosopher , and politician . He was disgraced for bribery . 283. Cromwell : Oliver Cromwell ( 1599-1658 ) ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
POPES LIFE | 27 |
Coronation | 92 |
Urheberrecht | |
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