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... mind which teaches men to appropriate to themselves the thought of others and which debars original thought , but the tone here is the unmistakably strident and uncompromis- ing one of the satirist determined to flog the world out of ...
... mind which teaches men to appropriate to themselves the thought of others and which debars original thought , but the tone here is the unmistakably strident and uncompromis- ing one of the satirist determined to flog the world out of ...
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... mind regarding this brand of satire , that it was as much written for its own peer group as for the war against corruption in govern- ment . Pope's attitude toward government patronage must have been hardened in 1727 by Gay's failure to ...
... mind regarding this brand of satire , that it was as much written for its own peer group as for the war against corruption in govern- ment . Pope's attitude toward government patronage must have been hardened in 1727 by Gay's failure to ...
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... mind Boling- broke's examples of Lucretius and Ovid as such extremists . Professor Fabian's article raises in an acute form the problem of the nature of Pope's allusions . When is an allusion a Fluellenism ? In a crucial paragraph , he ...
... mind Boling- broke's examples of Lucretius and Ovid as such extremists . Professor Fabian's article raises in an acute form the problem of the nature of Pope's allusions . When is an allusion a Fluellenism ? In a crucial paragraph , he ...
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