William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... feeling came again into its own . Re- ligion has no monopoly on benevolent sentiments . Lecky wisely makes no attempt to distinguish between feeling of religious and non - religious origin in his explanation of the great humanitarian ...
... feeling came again into its own . Re- ligion has no monopoly on benevolent sentiments . Lecky wisely makes no attempt to distinguish between feeling of religious and non - religious origin in his explanation of the great humanitarian ...
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... feeling of acute need for the extension of his sympathies . The sentiments of the poem , modified by much common sense and restraint , are later to be restated several times as the basis of Cowper's humanitarianism . Sir Henry Salt has ...
... feeling of acute need for the extension of his sympathies . The sentiments of the poem , modified by much common sense and restraint , are later to be restated several times as the basis of Cowper's humanitarianism . Sir Henry Salt has ...
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... feeling of comrade- ship with animal life and of brotherhood in adversity that is unlike anything to be found in ... feeling toward animal life is one of brotherhood , Cowper feels a parental relationship . To his animal poetry Cowper ...
... feeling of comrade- ship with animal life and of brotherhood in adversity that is unlike anything to be found in ... feeling toward animal life is one of brotherhood , Cowper feels a parental relationship . To his animal poetry Cowper ...
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