The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1962 |
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... interest of his audiences , and his own interest . First , however , we must very briefly summarize the political movements of Elizabeth's last fifteen years , which were , roughly , also the first fifteen years of Shake- speare's ...
... interest of his audiences , and his own interest . First , however , we must very briefly summarize the political movements of Elizabeth's last fifteen years , which were , roughly , also the first fifteen years of Shake- speare's ...
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... interest - bearing loan . The medieval prohibi- tion of all interest charges had not yet been formally rescinded , although it was a regulation more honored in the breach than the observance . Bacon , after summarizing the traditional ...
... interest - bearing loan . The medieval prohibi- tion of all interest charges had not yet been formally rescinded , although it was a regulation more honored in the breach than the observance . Bacon , after summarizing the traditional ...
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... interest - bearing loan . The medieval prohibi- tion of all interest charges had not yet been formally rescinded , although it was a regulation more honored in the breach than the observance . Bacon , after summarizing the traditional ...
... interest - bearing loan . The medieval prohibi- tion of all interest charges had not yet been formally rescinded , although it was a regulation more honored in the breach than the observance . Bacon , after summarizing the traditional ...
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