Thomas Hardy's Epic-drama: A Study of The DynastsUniversity of Kansas Press, 1963 - 122 стор. Hardy's poem seen as the culmination of the poet's career. |
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... appeared anonymously be- cause Hardy still was attempting to develop his professional career as an architect . One of its chapters had been cannibalized from a previously unsuccessful novel - manuscript , which Hardy had entitled The ...
... appeared anonymously be- cause Hardy still was attempting to develop his professional career as an architect . One of its chapters had been cannibalized from a previously unsuccessful novel - manuscript , which Hardy had entitled The ...
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... appeared in Macmillan's Magazine between May , 1886 , and April , 1887 , and was published by Macmillan in March , some five weeks after he finished writing the last installment ( February 4 ) . The final number of pirated American ...
... appeared in Macmillan's Magazine between May , 1886 , and April , 1887 , and was published by Macmillan in March , some five weeks after he finished writing the last installment ( February 4 ) . The final number of pirated American ...
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... appeared in 1876. Hardy paraphrased Burke in Far from the Madding Crowd , and identified for Re- bekah Owen1 the passage in which he defined delight as " mere ease after torment , " an echo of Part I , ii - iv , of Burke's A Philo ...
... appeared in 1876. Hardy paraphrased Burke in Far from the Madding Crowd , and identified for Re- bekah Owen1 the passage in which he defined delight as " mere ease after torment , " an echo of Part I , ii - iv , of Burke's A Philo ...
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