The National Review, Volume 19W.H. Allen, 1892 - English literature |
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603 A CRITICAL TABOO . REPLIES to critics are not usually judicious . A critic dispraises a book , as a rule , because ... criticism , and of literary art , these evanescent , these intangible principles . Thus , in a recent Reply , the ...
603 A CRITICAL TABOO . REPLIES to critics are not usually judicious . A critic dispraises a book , as a rule , because ... criticism , and of literary art , these evanescent , these intangible principles . Thus , in a recent Reply , the ...
Page 604
... criticism is not fair matter for the art of fiction . Here Mrs. Ward does seem to establish her case . Moral and religious discussion influences and interests many lives . The novelist , there- fore , has a right to work in these ...
... criticism is not fair matter for the art of fiction . Here Mrs. Ward does seem to establish her case . Moral and religious discussion influences and interests many lives . The novelist , there- fore , has a right to work in these ...
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... criticism which comes from a hostile source ; the sounder the criticism , the more convinced are men of little mental capacity that its apparent justice is due to the cleverness of political tricksters . Thus has an Act been passed ...
... criticism which comes from a hostile source ; the sounder the criticism , the more convinced are men of little mental capacity that its apparent justice is due to the cleverness of political tricksters . Thus has an Act been passed ...
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