Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 9British Academy, 1976 |
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... character , and therefore as inadequate to being made the means of reaching the ultimate foundation of reality . We have to take thought just as we find it , and it is a sure way of falling into confusion if we distort that which ...
... character , and therefore as inadequate to being made the means of reaching the ultimate foundation of reality . We have to take thought just as we find it , and it is a sure way of falling into confusion if we distort that which ...
Strana 243
... character of Bolgolam must have been written in the summer of 1714 , when his offences against Swift were fresh and Swift's anger against him was hot . The prose character is the counterpart of the verses entitled ' The Author on ...
... character of Bolgolam must have been written in the summer of 1714 , when his offences against Swift were fresh and Swift's anger against him was hot . The prose character is the counterpart of the verses entitled ' The Author on ...
Strana 466
British Academy. character , was very marked . Had he lived in the first half of the eighteenth century it might be conjectured that he would have been a force among the Jacobites . In the light of these clues as to the whole character ...
British Academy. character , was very marked . Had he lived in the first half of the eighteenth century it might be conjectured that he would have been a force among the Jacobites . In the light of these clues as to the whole character ...
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