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Die Arzneimittel der Organischen Chemientury. If their accomplishments were not to satisfy the tastes of the nineteenth-century Romantics, those writing in the second half of the eighteenth century were confident that they had changed their world and its art in significant ways. And how could it have been otherwise? In music, Joseph Hayd

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Textbook 1983Latest editionng the rise of the novel as a literary genre and the comparative decline of the genres of the epic and tragedy. The writers are placed in their political, social and cultural context, and a bibliography and chronological table are provided to enable the student to gain a wider view of the subject.

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The age of disguise,y was everywhere. We are fairly accustomed to reading newspapers with unsigned editorials and accounts of the day’s events, but the early modern form of newspaper was a relatively new literary phenomenon at this time.