An edition of Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism (1947)

Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism

with special reference to the French Revolution.

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Cover of: Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism by Martin Ray Adams, Martin Ray Adams
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English
Pages
330

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Subjects

English literature, History and criticism, History, Foreign public opinion, British, Politics in literature, Politics and literature, British Foreign public opinion

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France

Times

19th century, 18th century, Revolution, 1789-1799
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Cover of: Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism
Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism: with special reference to the French Revolution
1968, Greenwood Press
in English
Cover of: Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism
Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism: with special reference to the French Revolution.
1947
in English
Cover of: Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism
Studies in the literary backgrounds of English radicalism
1947, Greenwood Press
in English

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Table of Contents

Joel Barlow, political romanticist.
Mary Hays, disciple of William Godwin.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, a study of her later career.
Robert Lovell and George Burnett, minor disciples of pantisocracy.
James Mackintosh, the revolutionary phase.
Joseph Fawcett and Wordsworth's Solitary.
George Dyer and English radicalism.
Samuel Parr, "The Whig Johnson."
Bibliography (p. 313-322)

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Lancaster, Pa
Series
Franklin and Marshall college studies,, no. 5

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Dewey Decimal Class
820.903
Library of Congress
PR719.P6 A3, PR719.P65 A3

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vii, 330 p.
Number of pages
330

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OL6026255M
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48000067
OCLC/WorldCat
2413488

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