Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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... volume , including the " Parody of a Celebrated Letter " ) swept through London and then through the nation generally ; Corry wrote of talking with two young gentlemen who said the volume was more generally read and admired in London ...
... volume , including the " Parody of a Celebrated Letter " ) swept through London and then through the nation generally ; Corry wrote of talking with two young gentlemen who said the volume was more generally read and admired in London ...
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... volume to histories of Scotland by Scott and England by Mackintosh . For a one - volume history they would pay him 1000. He was interested . Before leaving town , he congratulated Sir Robert Peel , who had introduced the Emancipation ...
... volume to histories of Scotland by Scott and England by Mackintosh . For a one - volume history they would pay him 1000. He was interested . Before leaving town , he congratulated Sir Robert Peel , who had introduced the Emancipation ...
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... volume to the world . . Moore has exposed the dark errors and moral corruption of his friend with the most unscrupulous fidelity . We are sorry for it -- it was an unkind deed -- and in our opinion , an un- necessary one . " • The ...
... volume to the world . . Moore has exposed the dark errors and moral corruption of his friend with the most unscrupulous fidelity . We are sorry for it -- it was an unkind deed -- and in our opinion , an un- necessary one . " • The ...
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