Periods of European Literature, Volume 5George Saintsbury William Blackwood, 1923 |
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... fact of which it is equally impossible to deny the reality or to contest the importance . But it is no less a fact , though a much more complicated one , that this in- fluence was exerted at different times in different countries , and ...
... fact of which it is equally impossible to deny the reality or to contest the importance . But it is no less a fact , though a much more complicated one , that this in- fluence was exerted at different times in different countries , and ...
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... fact of such influence itself , which is , in ac- cordance with a general law , never fully exerted abroad till the forces producing it have passed their first period of energy at home . Ariosto is great - his greatness has been , I ...
... fact of such influence itself , which is , in ac- cordance with a general law , never fully exerted abroad till the forces producing it have passed their first period of energy at home . Ariosto is great - his greatness has been , I ...
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... fact , Dr Johnson was probably the last great man of letters in any part of Europe who can be said to have been actually fitted for the task . On the other hand , such a book , when written , would , in regard to most of the periods ...
... fact , Dr Johnson was probably the last great man of letters in any part of Europe who can be said to have been actually fitted for the task . On the other hand , such a book , when written , would , in regard to most of the periods ...
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... fact ( as it seems to them ) that by the beginning of the Sixteenth century , if not by the end of the Fifteenth , the work of Humanism proper was nearly or quite done . The work of the labourer generally is done , as far as all but ...
... fact ( as it seems to them ) that by the beginning of the Sixteenth century , if not by the end of the Fifteenth , the work of Humanism proper was nearly or quite done . The work of the labourer generally is done , as far as all but ...
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... fact . But both agreed in that eager and almost ferocious quest for the actual writings of antiquity , as to which all sane critics are agreed that it was the work which Human- ism had to do , and the work which it is chiefly to be ...
... fact . But both agreed in that eager and almost ferocious quest for the actual writings of antiquity , as to which all sane critics are agreed that it was the work which Human- ism had to do , and the work which it is chiefly to be ...
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