The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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John Dryden Robert Bell. OF JOHN DRYDEN . THE MEDAL . A SATIRE AGAINST SEDITION . [ THIS bitter satire , devoted exclusively to Shaftesbury , was published in March , 1682. The victory obtained by the Whigs , through the dismissal of the ...
John Dryden Robert Bell. OF JOHN DRYDEN . THE MEDAL . A SATIRE AGAINST SEDITION . [ THIS bitter satire , devoted exclusively to Shaftesbury , was published in March , 1682. The victory obtained by the Whigs , through the dismissal of the ...
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... satire . It was printed on a sheet and a half of paper , at the low price of two pence , and bore upon its title - page the declaration of war : Mac Flecknoe ; or , a Satire on the True - blue Protestant Poet , T. S. By the author of ...
... satire . It was printed on a sheet and a half of paper , at the low price of two pence , and bore upon its title - page the declaration of war : Mac Flecknoe ; or , a Satire on the True - blue Protestant Poet , T. S. By the author of ...
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... satire is to be trusted for an honest exposition of character . Dryden here flatters Shadwell upon the most vulnerable point of his vanity — that assumption of a resemblance to Ben Jonson , which , of all things in the world ! he prided ...
... satire is to be trusted for an honest exposition of character . Dryden here flatters Shadwell upon the most vulnerable point of his vanity — that assumption of a resemblance to Ben Jonson , which , of all things in the world ! he prided ...
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THE MEDAL A SATIRE AGAINST SEDITION | 5 |
TO THE DUCHESS OF YORK ON HER RETURN FROM | 21 |
OB A LAYMANS FAITH AN EPISTLE | 34 |
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