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 Biography of Joseph Warton
4366 words, approx. 14.6 pages
 Joseph Warton was an important contributor to the dynamic literary activity in the Age of Johnson (1740-1800). His aggressive endorsement of the imagination and his refusal to accept the authority of "correct" verse and to deem Alexander Pope as the best... summary from source:
Biography of Joseph Warton
3640 words, approx. 12.1 pages
It is common for the brothers Joseph and Thomas Warton to be regarded as a single phenomenon, and to speak of "the Wartons" has a certain justice. They sustained an affectionately close relationship throughout their lives, shared many of the same friends...
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 The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wasserstein essays full of wit
06/12/2001: 435 words, approx. 2 pages Wasserstein essays full of wit, emotion By CHRISTINE DOLEN Miami Herald Tuesday, June 12, 2001 Shiksa Goddess: Or, How I Spent My Forties. By Wendy Wasserstein. Knopf. 235 pages. $23. Wendy Wasserstein moves in rarefied circles. When she's facing... summary from source:
Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900 Swift on false witness.(Critical Essay)
06/22/2004: 10,892 words, approx. 36 pages I In the first book of The "Art" of Rhetoric, Aristotle discusses the relative reliability of various kinds of witnesses in proving a judicial case, distinguishing first between ancient and recent witnesses, and then between "well-known persons who have given a decision...
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