English Literature of Nineteenth Century: On the Plan of the Author's "Compendium of English Literature" and Supplementary to It. Designed for Colleges and Advanced ClassesBancroft, 1869 - 798 psl. |
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... a Branch of Mezereon ...... 57 Burial of Sir John Moore ... ................................................... .. Song , -To Mary . 100 ེ ལ་ ཚེ་ མཚན ཝ ནྲྀ 98 99 CHARLES WOLFE : Blindness of Milton .. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD ... 9.
... a Branch of Mezereon ...... 57 Burial of Sir John Moore ... ................................................... .. Song , -To Mary . 100 ེ ལ་ ཚེ་ མཚན ཝ ནྲྀ 98 99 CHARLES WOLFE : Blindness of Milton .. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD ... 9.
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... Milton .. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD ... en's Boy Milking The Skylark ........................... ... 101 PAGE ROBERT POLLOK : Friends ..... PAGE ....... 146 An Autumn Evening ... 102 ................. 103 JONATHAN DYMOND .... 148 Love the Test ...
... Milton .. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD ... en's Boy Milking The Skylark ........................... ... 101 PAGE ROBERT POLLOK : Friends ..... PAGE ....... 146 An Autumn Evening ... 102 ................. 103 JONATHAN DYMOND .... 148 Love the Test ...
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... Milton ...... 268 215 Echo and Silence ...... 270 271 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ........... 216 Hymn in the Vale of ... Milton ......... 229 Verses to his Wife .......... 279 Effects of Novel - Reading ... 230 I never was a Favorite ...
... Milton ...... 268 215 Echo and Silence ...... 270 271 SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ........... 216 Hymn in the Vale of ... Milton ......... 229 Verses to his Wife .......... 279 Effects of Novel - Reading ... 230 I never was a Favorite ...
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... Milton 430 Variety of Characters in the Iliad ......... 469 The Effect of Christianity on Poetry . 470 To Thomas Clarkson ............ 431 Sympathy . 470 WILLIAM LISLE BOWLES Sonnet at Ostend ......... Sonnet on the Rhine ....... Sonnet ...
... Milton 430 Variety of Characters in the Iliad ......... 469 The Effect of Christianity on Poetry . 470 To Thomas Clarkson ............ 431 Sympathy . 470 WILLIAM LISLE BOWLES Sonnet at Ostend ......... Sonnet on the Rhine ....... Sonnet ...
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... Milton ...... 554 The Puritans ..... 556 ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER . 609 Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress .. 558 One by One ....... 610 Execution of Monmouth .. 560 Life and Death .... 610 The Blessings of Liberty The Empire that is Lasting ...
... Milton ...... 554 The Puritans ..... 556 ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER . 609 Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress .. 558 One by One ....... 610 Execution of Monmouth .. 560 Life and Death .... 610 The Blessings of Liberty The Empire that is Lasting ...
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English Literature of the Nineteenth Century. A New Ed Charles Dexter Cleveland Visos knygos peržiūra - 1871 |
English Literature of the Nineteenth Century: on the Plan of the Author's ... Charles Dexter Cleveland Visos knygos peržiūra - 1853 |
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