The Literature and the Literary Men of Great Britain and Ireland: In Two Volumes, Volum 1Harper, 1851 - 576 pàgines |
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... called England , the Anglo - Saxon language underwent little change farther than that which resulted from the occasional introduction of Latin words by Christian missionaries from the continent ; and its literature , meantime , was ...
... called England , the Anglo - Saxon language underwent little change farther than that which resulted from the occasional introduction of Latin words by Christian missionaries from the continent ; and its literature , meantime , was ...
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... called ' the Grammarian . ' Alfric himself declares that he wrote in Anglo - Saxon , and that he might be understood by the unlettered people , avoided the use of all obscure words . This interesting writer died 1006 . CYNEWULF , Bishop ...
... called ' the Grammarian . ' Alfric himself declares that he wrote in Anglo - Saxon , and that he might be understood by the unlettered people , avoided the use of all obscure words . This interesting writer died 1006 . CYNEWULF , Bishop ...
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... called Brutus of England . The principal hero of this poem was an imagi- nary son of Æneas of Troy , who was represented as having founded the state of Britain many centuries before the Christian era . This , however , was no creation ...
... called Brutus of England . The principal hero of this poem was an imagi- nary son of Æneas of Troy , who was represented as having founded the state of Britain many centuries before the Christian era . This , however , was no creation ...
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... called Robert de Brunne . The verse , however , adopted in his chronicles is shorter than that of the Gloucester monk , making an approach to the octo - syllabic stanza of modern times . Of this writer we present the following brief ...
... called Robert de Brunne . The verse , however , adopted in his chronicles is shorter than that of the Gloucester monk , making an approach to the octo - syllabic stanza of modern times . Of this writer we present the following brief ...
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... called a council in 1382 , and condemned the Reformer's doctrines by public decree . Unfortunately the weak and pusillanimous Richard the Second now occupied the English throne , and # through fear of the power of the Romish church , 40 ...
... called a council in 1382 , and condemned the Reformer's doctrines by public decree . Unfortunately the weak and pusillanimous Richard the Second now occupied the English throne , and # through fear of the power of the Romish church , 40 ...
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