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Great britain, intellectual life

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Novel destinations

Shannon McKenna Schmidt

2008

Realism, ethics and secularism

George Levine

2008

Medievalism

Michael Alexander

2007

The intellectuals and the masses

John Carey

1993

Shakespeare's restless world

Neil MacGregor

2013

The pleasures of the imagination

Brewer, John

1997

Elizabeth I and the culture of writing

Peter Beal, Grace Ioppolo

2007

Dreams of adventure, deeds of empire

Martin Burgess Green

1980

The Enlightenment

Roy Sydney Porter

1990

British post-structuralism

Antony Easthope

1988

The amateur and the professional

Philippa Levine

1986

The roads to modernity

Gertrude Himmelfarb

2004

The Kit-Cat Club

Ophelia Field

2009

Explaining the English Revolution

Mark Stephen Jendrysik

2002

Flesh in the Age of Reason

Simon Schama

2005

Iran between two revolutions

Ervand Abrahamian

1982

Reform and intellectual debate in Victorian England

Barbara Dennis, David Skilton

1987

Making the English canon

Jonathan Brody Kramnick

1998

The Oxford companion to the Brontës

Christine Alexander

2006

Deception and detection in eighteenth-century Britain

Lynch, Jack

2008

Dark Victorians

Vanessa D. Dickerson

2008

The morbid age

Richard Overy

2009

Contest for Cultural Authority

Robert Keith Lapp

2000

British satire and the politics of style, 1789-1832

Gary Dyer

1997

Lettres philosophiques

Voltaire

1733 ★ 4.5

Mythic Thinking In Twentiethcentury Britain Meaning For Modernity

Matthew Sterenberg

2013

The Enchanted Glass

Hardin Craig

1936

English epicures and stoics

Reid Barbour

1998

British idealism, and social explanation

Sandra M. Den Otter

1996

Lytton Strachey

Holroyd, Michael., Michael Holroyd

1971

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