The Foreign Quarterly Review, Томи 18 – 19T. Foster, 1837 |
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... English severity and partisanship . We have the greatest respect for Wolfgang Menzel , and were the first in this country openly to testify it ; but is it not truly lamentable that a man whom Nature seems willing to stamp as the Lessing ...
... English severity and partisanship . We have the greatest respect for Wolfgang Menzel , and were the first in this country openly to testify it ; but is it not truly lamentable that a man whom Nature seems willing to stamp as the Lessing ...
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... English Bards and Scotch Reviewers " he made a bad com- mencement , and put himself from the very first into a false position with regard to the principal poets and literary characters of the day . In his subsequent works , the spirit ...
... English Bards and Scotch Reviewers " he made a bad com- mencement , and put himself from the very first into a false position with regard to the principal poets and literary characters of the day . In his subsequent works , the spirit ...
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... English peer was very much against him ; for the external world is a thorn in the side of every man of high talent , and much more so when that man is placed in a situation of high rank and influence . for the development of talent ...
... English peer was very much against him ; for the external world is a thorn in the side of every man of high talent , and much more so when that man is placed in a situation of high rank and influence . for the development of talent ...
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... English literature , as Carlyle has for Ger- man literature in England . ' " How could it be otherwise ? ' said Göthe . The first part is almost entirely subjective ; " The essay , ' I replied ( in the Foreign Re- it proceeded from an ...
... English literature , as Carlyle has for Ger- man literature in England . ' " How could it be otherwise ? ' said Göthe . The first part is almost entirely subjective ; " The essay , ' I replied ( in the Foreign Re- it proceeded from an ...
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... English poet Thomson wrote a very good poem on the Seasons , but a very bad one on Liberty ; and this not from a want of poetry in the poet , but from want of poetry in the subject . " A poet who means to be active in politics must ...
... English poet Thomson wrote a very good poem on the Seasons , but a very bad one on Liberty ; and this not from a want of poetry in the poet , but from want of poetry in the subject . " A poet who means to be active in politics must ...
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