The Negro in English Literature: A Critical IntroductionA. H. Stockwell, 1962 - 176 pages |
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Page 37
... blood , is not called an Ethiopian , is called a Barbary horse , and is said to be going to Mauritania . All this would be of importance if we had reason to believe that Shakespeare shared our ideas , knowledge , and terms . Otherwise ...
... blood , is not called an Ethiopian , is called a Barbary horse , and is said to be going to Mauritania . All this would be of importance if we had reason to believe that Shakespeare shared our ideas , knowledge , and terms . Otherwise ...
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... blood Congenial with thy own ? And if it be , What edge of subtlety canst thou suppose Keen enough , wise and ... blood coursing through the veins is weaker , it seems , than the first since blood , though perhaps of a different type ...
... blood Congenial with thy own ? And if it be , What edge of subtlety canst thou suppose Keen enough , wise and ... blood coursing through the veins is weaker , it seems , than the first since blood , though perhaps of a different type ...
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... blood . And hence perhaps this wondrous virtue springs , " Tis in the blood of innocence alone— Good cause why planters never try their own . Like most epigrams this one seems to say so much in so few words . It returns to the idea of ...
... blood . And hence perhaps this wondrous virtue springs , " Tis in the blood of innocence alone— Good cause why planters never try their own . Like most epigrams this one seems to say so much in so few words . It returns to the idea of ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Shakespeare and the Man of Colour | 23 |
The Negro and Colour in Poetry | 48 |
Copyright | |
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