Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century Writers in their World; A Mighty Maze Andrew Varney Textbook 1999Latest edition Andrew Varney 1999 city.government.Libre

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Lastschriftverkehr bei Insolvenzes. The scandalous novelist Mrs Manley might be known through references to her notorious . narratives of misdoings in high life, as in . (3.165), ‘As long as . shall be read’. The name of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (1689–1762) would probably be familiar as that of a woman of letters around the time

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,Was die Bankangestellten „sind“,acious form’d’. From here ‘The crystal Treasures of the liquid World’ burst out ‘In pure Effusion’ (810–28). As Thomson goes on to explain how the exposed waters are then drawn up by the sun in vapours, distilled in rains, and returned in proper proportion all over the earth, it becomes clear that m

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Die Gewinn- und Verlustrechnung der Banken,had come into view, but that a new way of knowing it had emerged. Science was displacing Revelation, investigation and demonstration shouldering aside faith and intuition. This chapter looks at some of the intellectual and cultural implications of the new science and at how these surfaced in the wor

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,Other Worlds — Narratives of Travel: , and ,icated and privileged palate that could alone afford them. A measure of at least unnaturalness is hinted at in General Tilney’s cultivation of them. A passage in Thomson’s . catalogues the exotic fruit of the world, ‘the lemon and the piercing lime’, ‘the deep orange’, ‘the spreading tamarind’ with

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Science and Nature: , and ,had come into view, but that a new way of knowing it had emerged. Science was displacing Revelation, investigation and demonstration shouldering aside faith and intuition. This chapter looks at some of the intellectual and cultural implications of the new science and at how these surfaced in the wor

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Wit and Virtue: , and ,s they are never more than names, the scene is entertaining, but slightly disconcertingly so: it is witty, but it essentially trades in the impure pleasures of improper gossip, and strictly, the absent victims are not so much criticised as anatomised: