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In these cordial words the great Scottish author compares himself with the Irish national poet . The resemblance between their position , as recognised and highly esteemed organs of the two dependent countries united to England , makes ...
In these cordial words the great Scottish author compares himself with the Irish national poet . The resemblance between their position , as recognised and highly esteemed organs of the two dependent countries united to England , makes ...
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The virtues of the Irish are not the modern , civic virtues , but those of an earlier age -their piety verges on the blindest superstition ; their fidelity consists , like that of their Breton brothers , in a kind of vassal - fealty to ...
The virtues of the Irish are not the modern , civic virtues , but those of an earlier age -their piety verges on the blindest superstition ; their fidelity consists , like that of their Breton brothers , in a kind of vassal - fealty to ...
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And the interest of the reader , too , is not really awakened until he begins to divine Ireland and the Irish under these Ghebers and their strange surroundings . Hence it is that The FireWorshippers is the only entirely successful part ...
And the interest of the reader , too , is not really awakened until he begins to divine Ireland and the Irish under these Ghebers and their strange surroundings . Hence it is that The FireWorshippers is the only entirely successful part ...
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COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PERIOD | 1 |
THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND | 15 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF NATURALISM | 32 |
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Naturalism in England. Common Characteristics of the Period Georg Brandes Недоступно для просмотра - 1923 |
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