William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... influence of Whitefield , he decided to take holy orders . When he first made application for orders , he was refused ; but through the efforts of Lord Dartmouth he was later accepted . This truly remarkable man became one of the ...
... influence of Whitefield , he decided to take holy orders . When he first made application for orders , he was refused ; but through the efforts of Lord Dartmouth he was later accepted . This truly remarkable man became one of the ...
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... influence on Cowper's educational thought cannot be estimated with exactness . There are fewer direct references to Wesley in Cowper than one would ordinarily suspect , even though Cowper and Wesley did belong to different schools of ...
... influence on Cowper's educational thought cannot be estimated with exactness . There are fewer direct references to Wesley in Cowper than one would ordinarily suspect , even though Cowper and Wesley did belong to different schools of ...
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... influence is not here . It should be re- membered that a large part of Cowper's audience consisted of people of middle - class taste who were slow to accept the revolutionary changes in poetry . However sharp may seem to be the decline ...
... influence is not here . It should be re- membered that a large part of Cowper's audience consisted of people of middle - class taste who were slow to accept the revolutionary changes in poetry . However sharp may seem to be the decline ...
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