Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 1J. M. Dent, 1961 |
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... important ; so important , as alone to justify the utmost severity , even though it were certain that his fate would not deter others from imitating his example . At present , indeed , we should think it extremely pernicious to take ...
... important ; so important , as alone to justify the utmost severity , even though it were certain that his fate would not deter others from imitating his example . At present , indeed , we should think it extremely pernicious to take ...
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... important than the fate of the comedy of The Knights . But to us the fact that the comedy of The Knights was brought on the Athenian stage with success is far more important than the fact that the Athenian phalanx gave way at Delium ...
... important than the fate of the comedy of The Knights . But to us the fact that the comedy of The Knights was brought on the Athenian stage with success is far more important than the fact that the Athenian phalanx gave way at Delium ...
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... important was the full establishment of the liberty of unlicensed printing . The Censorship which , under some form ... important of those changes which the Revolution produced in our laws . The changes which it produced in our laws ...
... important was the full establishment of the liberty of unlicensed printing . The Censorship which , under some form ... important of those changes which the Revolution produced in our laws . The changes which it produced in our laws ...
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