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Two Utopias: A Comparison Of The Republic Of Plato At St. Thomas More's Utopia, Charles August Weisgerber Jan 1940

Two Utopias: A Comparison Of The Republic Of Plato At St. Thomas More's Utopia, Charles August Weisgerber

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Francis Thompson: Poet Of The Image, Joseph Francis Murphy Jan 1939

Francis Thompson: Poet Of The Image, Joseph Francis Murphy

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The Allegorical Interpretation Of The Owl And The Nightingale, Alphonse Mattlin Mattlin Jan 1939

The Allegorical Interpretation Of The Owl And The Nightingale, Alphonse Mattlin Mattlin

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Francis Thompson: The Man And The Poet In Sister Songs, Paul Lynch O'Connor Jan 1938

Francis Thompson: The Man And The Poet In Sister Songs, Paul Lynch O'Connor

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The Idylls Of The King And The Arthurian Legend, Daniel Patrick O'Donohue Jan 1937

The Idylls Of The King And The Arthurian Legend, Daniel Patrick O'Donohue

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A Comparison Of The Country Squires In Addison And In Fielding, John G. Sheridan Jan 1937

A Comparison Of The Country Squires In Addison And In Fielding, John G. Sheridan

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Environment As A Factor In The English Novel, 1850-1914, John S. Gerrietts Jan 1937

Environment As A Factor In The English Novel, 1850-1914, John S. Gerrietts

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Realism In English Renaissance Fiction, Helen Stokes Jan 1937

Realism In English Renaissance Fiction, Helen Stokes

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English Religious Poetry Of The Nineteenth Century As Influenced By The Catholic Spirit, Mary Mida Jun 1926

English Religious Poetry Of The Nineteenth Century As Influenced By The Catholic Spirit, Mary Mida

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Since we are now entering upon the second quarter of the twentieth century, it follows that the perspective thus offered gives ample scope for an authoritative report on the literary output of the preceding century, in the special field chosen - English Religious Poetry. The older English poets wrote from an established point of view, that is, their human creed and their idea of man coincided, while the modern English poets voice the protest or the defense of those who have little in common save the genius of the Bard. This has led to a certain recklessness in the matter …