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Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. Afterword : Goldsmith and Politics There are certain writers whom it has always seemed easy to label , and Goldsmith is one of them . My own reading and re - reading of his work , however , has led me to feel ...
Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. Afterword : Goldsmith and Politics There are certain writers whom it has always seemed easy to label , and Goldsmith is one of them . My own reading and re - reading of his work , however , has led me to feel ...
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... Goldsmith seems to have been only too ready to adopt a role with which he and they could feel safe . ( There is presumably a barb lurking in Henry James's praise for the ' amenity ' of Goldsmith's style – all things to all men . ) He ...
... Goldsmith seems to have been only too ready to adopt a role with which he and they could feel safe . ( There is presumably a barb lurking in Henry James's praise for the ' amenity ' of Goldsmith's style – all things to all men . ) He ...
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Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. to realize that Walter Benjamin's famous words apply to much of the material presented in The Deserted Village . This then leads to the all - important question : what exactly is Goldsmith's attitude to the ...
Oliver Goldsmith John Lucas. to realize that Walter Benjamin's famous words apply to much of the material presented in The Deserted Village . This then leads to the all - important question : what exactly is Goldsmith's attitude to the ...
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Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
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