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100 10 $aTuckerman, Henry T.$q(Henry Theodore),$d1813-1871.
245 10 $aCharacteristics of literature /$cillustrated by the genius of distinguished men.
260 0 $aPhiladelphia :$bLindsay and Blakiston,$c1849.
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505 0 $aThe philosopher: Sir Thomas Browne.--The dilettante: Shenstone.--The moralist: Channing.--The wit: Swift.--The philanthropist: William Roscoe.--The humorist: Charles Lamb.--The historian: Macaulay.--The idealist: John Sterling.--The rhetorician: Burke.--The scholar: Mark Akenside.--The biographer.--Final memorials of Lamb and Keats.
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650 0 $aLiterature, Modern$xHistory and criticism.
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