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This great collection of letters of the whole family and circle is admirably selected and used by Mr W. G. Hiscock , of the Christ Church Library . The book ( and in a lesser degree the same author's work on Evelyn and Margaret Blagge ) ...
This great collection of letters of the whole family and circle is admirably selected and used by Mr W. G. Hiscock , of the Christ Church Library . The book ( and in a lesser degree the same author's work on Evelyn and Margaret Blagge ) ...
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SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE IN HIS LETTERS * 6 6 6 It is hardly surprising that Samuel Taylor Coleridge should be a subject of peculiar interest for readers of the Quarterly Review ' when one recalls that a connection ( albeit none too ...
SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE IN HIS LETTERS * 6 6 6 It is hardly surprising that Samuel Taylor Coleridge should be a subject of peculiar interest for readers of the Quarterly Review ' when one recalls that a connection ( albeit none too ...
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6 Read in their strict chronological sequence , these letters tell the story of Coleridge's earlier life in his own words . Mr Griggs has been happy in arranging the division of the volumes : the first ranging from the Cambridge days to ...
6 Read in their strict chronological sequence , these letters tell the story of Coleridge's earlier life in his own words . Mr Griggs has been happy in arranging the division of the volumes : the first ranging from the Cambridge days to ...
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Byron and the Stage | 7 |
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