The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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... expression in what may be called ' the poetry of conquest . ' I know no better phrase in which to describe the distinctive spirit underlying the work of Dante , Milton , Browning , and Robert Bridges . Belonging as they do to four ...
... expression in what may be called ' the poetry of conquest . ' I know no better phrase in which to describe the distinctive spirit underlying the work of Dante , Milton , Browning , and Robert Bridges . Belonging as they do to four ...
Page 295
... expression used by Herr Hitler after the declaration of the poll - won hands down against all comers . The verdict in the Saar , however , does not appear to be so much a vote of confidence in the Hitler regime , as the expression of an ...
... expression used by Herr Hitler after the declaration of the poll - won hands down against all comers . The verdict in the Saar , however , does not appear to be so much a vote of confidence in the Hitler regime , as the expression of an ...
Page 378
... expression in the Essays which his lovers with reason for their concentred wit , humour and wisdom know to be second to none . Miss Johnson has established her case . The accompanying brief but adequate study of Fanny Kelly , by Mr ...
... expression in the Essays which his lovers with reason for their concentred wit , humour and wisdom know to be second to none . Miss Johnson has established her case . The accompanying brief but adequate study of Fanny Kelly , by Mr ...
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