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... virtue . Dustin Griffin observes in a recent study of Pope that he possessed an enlarged concept of self that gathered into itself some of his wider concerns , with love of country and service to virtue predominant . 13 To an unusual ...
... virtue . Dustin Griffin observes in a recent study of Pope that he possessed an enlarged concept of self that gathered into itself some of his wider concerns , with love of country and service to virtue predominant . 13 To an unusual ...
Page 65
... Virtue Only and Her Friends , a Friend " ( To Fortescue , 121 ) , exclaims irascibly : You make a great ado with your Virtue only , and your Uni aequus virtuti atque ejus amicis . VIRTUE ONLY in Capitals is one of the Marks to know you ...
... Virtue Only and Her Friends , a Friend " ( To Fortescue , 121 ) , exclaims irascibly : You make a great ado with your Virtue only , and your Uni aequus virtuti atque ejus amicis . VIRTUE ONLY in Capitals is one of the Marks to know you ...
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... virtue and will teach us how to act in the future . There is a clear link between Bolingbroke's view of the relationship between exemplary history and the improvement of virtue and Pope's view of exemplary or particular satire as a ...
... virtue and will teach us how to act in the future . There is a clear link between Bolingbroke's view of the relationship between exemplary history and the improvement of virtue and Pope's view of exemplary or particular satire as a ...
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