The Quarterly Review, 288–289. köideJohn Murray, 1950 |
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Page 256
... poetry . He persuaded his aged mother , who probably knew less , that Swinburne was the greatest poet in her dominions . ' The Times , ' a faded image of its former self but still an important organ of British Conservatives , in a ...
... poetry . He persuaded his aged mother , who probably knew less , that Swinburne was the greatest poet in her dominions . ' The Times , ' a faded image of its former self but still an important organ of British Conservatives , in a ...
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... poetry . His life is reminiscent of other Chinese poets , especially of Su Tung P'o of the Sung Dynasty , and shows the Chinese genius at its best , combining administrative ability with a devotion to poetry , bringing poetry into life ...
... poetry . His life is reminiscent of other Chinese poets , especially of Su Tung P'o of the Sung Dynasty , and shows the Chinese genius at its best , combining administrative ability with a devotion to poetry , bringing poetry into life ...
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... poetry as it has been practised for more than two thousand years by the poets themselves . The most obvious of these reversals so completely changes the character of the art that , unless we are to confuse all our categories , a new ...
... poetry as it has been practised for more than two thousand years by the poets themselves . The most obvious of these reversals so completely changes the character of the art that , unless we are to confuse all our categories , a new ...
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JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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