Titlebook: A Handbook to English Romanticism; Jean Raimond (Professor of English),J. R. Watson ( Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

護(hù)航艦

Phillipp Kügler,Wolfgang Windsteigerighteenth century Hogarth carried the art further, satirising modern manners, fanatical Methodism, political jobbery and city wickedness. He was succeeded in the later eighteenth century by two great artists in political and social caricature.

MEET

Informationstheorie bei Markovketten,Akenside was the son of a butcher. He was born and educated at Newcastle upon Tyne. He studied theology at Edinburgh but soon changed to medicine, in which subject he achieved distinction at Edinburgh, Leiden and Cambridge. He practised successfully and, in 1761, became a physician to Queen Charlotte.

Credence

Algorithmische Konzepte der InformatikThe eighteenth century is known as the age of reason and classicism, but it was also the age of sentiment and sensibility in art and literature. Alongside a taste for classical art there was a renewal of interest in the Middle Ages, and Gothic architecture in particular, as the seeds of Romanticism began to develop.

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Kurt-Ulrich Witt,Martin Eric Müllerrted into America and the British West Indian colonies alone. The number taken annually from the African continent by the ships of various European countries about the year 1790 has been estimated at 74,000, with the British responsible for more than half the traffic and the French for more than a q

EVEN

Informationstheorie bei Markovketten,an event which somehow led to the Declaration of Independence on 4 July 1776. There is in fact some truth in this sketch, although these events only become intelligible within a more complex historical and political narrative. On its American front, the Seven Years’ War (1756–63) between Britain and

Sinus-Rhythm

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鬼魂

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84939-7it does the earlier idea of her as the upholder, in form and attitude, of traditional moral and social values, the supreme technician of high comedy in the novel of manners. Her short career of only six complete novels — . in 1811 (three years before Walter Scott’s .) to the posthumously published .

neoplasm

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57461-4the School of Common Sense, supporting a traditional current of realism in opposition to the sceptical tenets of David Hume. His major philosophical treatise, . (1770), won him a royal pension granted by George III. Beattie held traditional religious views which tended to reconcile the more moderate

脊椎動(dòng)物

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57461-4quiring a taste for the Gothic. In 1780 he witnessed the Gordon Riots and the burning of Newgate Prison. He married Catherine Boucher in 1782, and the following year his . were printed at the expense of John Flaxman and the Revd, A. S. Mathew but not published. He opened a print shop in partnership