An edition of Primitivism, the theory of equality, and the idea of progress in English anti-slavery literature, 1772-1808 (1934)

Primitivism, the theory of equality, and the idea of progress in English anti-slavery literature, 1772-1808

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An edition of Primitivism, the theory of equality, and the idea of progress in English anti-slavery literature, 1772-1808 (1934)

Primitivism, the theory of equality, and the idea of progress in English anti-slavery literature, 1772-1808

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[s.n.]
Language
English
Pages
198

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Subjects

Antislavery movements, English literature, Equality in literature, History and criticism, Primitivism in literature, Progress in literature

Places

Great Britain

Times

18th century, 19th century
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Primitivism, the theory of equality, and the idea of progress in English anti-slavery literature, 1772-1808
1934, [s.n.]
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Thesis--University of Chicago.
Bibliography: leaves 138-198.

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Library of Congress
PR449.S52 K3

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Pagination
ii, 198 leaves. ;
Number of pages
198

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OL4477872M
LCCN
79305656

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