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5 produkter

1. 

   E.J. Pratt

   Complete Poems

   Av E.J. Pratt, Sandra Djwa m. fl.

   E-bok, 1989

   1762 kr

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   This volume of E.J. Pratt's selected poems introduces Pratt's poems to the college and university student, providing the background necessary for an informed reading of the poems. The volume offers a full sampling of Pratt's poems chosen both for their representativeness and for their intrinsic …

2. 

   Text of Paradise Lost

   A Study in Editorial Procedure

   Av R.G. Moyles

   E-bok, 1985

   469 kr

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   Paradise Lost , possibly the ''most read, most criticized, and most exalted'' poem in the English language, has been published more often perhaps in the three hundred years of its existence than any other work of English literature. In the eighteenth century alone, when the English nation went …

3. 

   Imperial Dreams and Colonial Realities

   British Views of Canada 1880–1914

   Av R.G. Moyles

   E-bok, 1988

   472 kr

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   In the Age of New Imperialism, Canada figured prominently in British imperial dreams and public debate. She was, after all, ''the eldest daughter of the Empire,'' a favourite destination for emigrants, and still new enough to be interesting to explorers and adventurers. At the same time, she was …

4. 

   Text of Paradise Lost

   A Study in Editorial Procedure

   Av R.G. Moyles

   Häftad, 1985

   363 kr

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   Paradise Lost, possibly the 'most read, most criticized, and most exalted' poem in the English language, has been published more often perhaps in the three hundred years of its existence than any other work of English literature. In the eighteenth century alone, when the English nation went Milton …

5. 

   Imperial Dreams and Colonial Realities

   British Views of Canada 1880-1914

   Av R.G. Moyles

   Häftad, 1988

   383 kr

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   In the Age of New Imperialism, Canada figured prominently in British imperial dreams and public debate. She was, after all, 'the eldest daughter of the Empire,' a favourite destination for emigrants, and still new enough to be interesting to explorers and adventurers. At the same time, she was …