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Page 55
... argument actually supports the connection that he seeks to deny.58 He argues that the Journal's prime mover and principal editor Richard Russel was a non - Juror with strong Jacobite sympathies . This Jacobite leaning , Goldgar assumes ...
... argument actually supports the connection that he seeks to deny.58 He argues that the Journal's prime mover and principal editor Richard Russel was a non - Juror with strong Jacobite sympathies . This Jacobite leaning , Goldgar assumes ...
Page 71
... argument that Mack reconstitutes in his influential and impor- tant preface to the Twickenham edition of the Essay on Man . Mack does discuss internal evidence for the attribution of influence provided by alleged similarities in the ...
... argument that Mack reconstitutes in his influential and impor- tant preface to the Twickenham edition of the Essay on Man . Mack does discuss internal evidence for the attribution of influence provided by alleged similarities in the ...
Page 81
... argument . Fabian begins with a somewhat scant historical argument to establish that at one time , both the matter and the manner of Lucretius were venerated and imitated in En- glish poetry , but after the Restoration , the matter fell ...
... argument . Fabian begins with a somewhat scant historical argument to establish that at one time , both the matter and the manner of Lucretius were venerated and imitated in En- glish poetry , but after the Restoration , the matter fell ...
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