Main Currents in 19th Century Literature: Naturalism in nineteenth century English literatureRussell & Russell, 1957 |
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... political , the most broad - minded , the thinking men of the country naturally fall into two great poli- tical groups , the one representing the jealously conservative , the other the daringly liberal tendency . The English parties ...
... political , the most broad - minded , the thinking men of the country naturally fall into two great poli- tical groups , the one representing the jealously conservative , the other the daringly liberal tendency . The English parties ...
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... political aim was to insure the continuance of their power to do so . Such are the conditions which exercise a partly pernicious , partly inspiring and stimulating influence on the country's authors . In those of them in whose breasts ...
... political aim was to insure the continuance of their power to do so . Such are the conditions which exercise a partly pernicious , partly inspiring and stimulating influence on the country's authors . In those of them in whose breasts ...
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... political satires levelled at customs or persons , of Aristo- phanic comedy ridiculing the abuses and follies of the day in England , or of mythical or historical tragedy , it is in its essence always the same mighty wail over injustice ...
... political satires levelled at customs or persons , of Aristo- phanic comedy ridiculing the abuses and follies of the day in England , or of mythical or historical tragedy , it is in its essence always the same mighty wail over injustice ...
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COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERIOD | 1 |
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS | 6 |
THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND | 15 |
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