Byron's Political and Cultural Influence in Nineteenth-century Europe: A SymposiumPaul Graham Trueblood Macmillan, 1981 - 210 էջ |
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Էջ 165
... Spanish attitude becomes , by contrast , ruth- less when he refers to the invader . France is still rich in men to fulfil the ambitious frenzy of her Emperor , and the Spanish defence , however firm and obstinate , is undisciplined ...
... Spanish attitude becomes , by contrast , ruth- less when he refers to the invader . France is still rich in men to fulfil the ambitious frenzy of her Emperor , and the Spanish defence , however firm and obstinate , is undisciplined ...
Էջ 175
... Spanish point of view , since Byron was well - informed on the subject ; he adopts a sympathetic attitude towards a liberal Spain and repre- sents the Spanish problem in the complicated frame of Europe of that epoch . Some of his verses ...
... Spanish point of view , since Byron was well - informed on the subject ; he adopts a sympathetic attitude towards a liberal Spain and repre- sents the Spanish problem in the complicated frame of Europe of that epoch . Some of his verses ...
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... Spanish people and warns the possible invader against the ob- stacles to be encountered . The difficulties and defeats that Napol- eon suffered in Spain were still in everybody's mind . Byron's poem is a courageous and energetic satire ...
... Spanish people and warns the possible invader against the ob- stacles to be encountered . The difficulties and defeats that Napol- eon suffered in Spain were still in everybody's mind . Byron's poem is a courageous and energetic satire ...
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