A guide to English literature. 3. From Donne to MarvellBoris Ford Penguin Books, 1956 |
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... human poten- tialities was necessarily followed by a sharper sense of the contrast with the unchanging limitations of human existence , and that signs of this kind of disenchantment are frequent in the early seventeenth - century . In ...
... human poten- tialities was necessarily followed by a sharper sense of the contrast with the unchanging limitations of human existence , and that signs of this kind of disenchantment are frequent in the early seventeenth - century . In ...
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... human race ( united in one way by its fall in Adam and in another by its elevation in Christ ) , and to establish a strong contrast between human and angelic guilt , between the bitterness and recrimination in which Adam indulges , and ...
... human race ( united in one way by its fall in Adam and in another by its elevation in Christ ) , and to establish a strong contrast between human and angelic guilt , between the bitterness and recrimination in which Adam indulges , and ...
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... human nature . The Leviathan is the last of three main statements of Hobbes's political thought , in which , though ... human body and the human mind . His approach was a scientific and a materialist one , in which neither religion nor ...
... human nature . The Leviathan is the last of three main statements of Hobbes's political thought , in which , though ... human body and the human mind . His approach was a scientific and a materialist one , in which neither religion nor ...
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