Samuel Johnson, 10. kötetTwayne Publishers, 1989 - 206 oldal Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Samuel Johnson. |
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... never likely to feel , and with which we have never yet been made acquainted . " Johnson has , therefore , no love for " the general and rapid narratives of history , which involve a thousand fortunes in the business of a day ” and “ af ...
... never likely to feel , and with which we have never yet been made acquainted . " Johnson has , therefore , no love for " the general and rapid narratives of history , which involve a thousand fortunes in the business of a day ” and “ af ...
148. oldal
... never been strongly agitated in perusing it . " So much for Julius Caesar . The work must make an emotional impact of some kind on him to begin with for it to be worth expending paper on at all . He never hesitates to be extremely ...
... never been strongly agitated in perusing it . " So much for Julius Caesar . The work must make an emotional impact of some kind on him to begin with for it to be worth expending paper on at all . He never hesitates to be extremely ...
172. oldal
... never achieved . The perfect government , the perfect educational system , the perfect society are ideals not attainable on an earth peopled by fallen man . Yet Johnson's most urgent plea is that we do not jeopardize our chances for ...
... never achieved . The perfect government , the perfect educational system , the perfect society are ideals not attainable on an earth peopled by fallen man . Yet Johnson's most urgent plea is that we do not jeopardize our chances for ...
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