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Classic German Course In English / By William Cleaver Wilkinson
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Classic German Course in English
Classic German Course in English by William Cleaver Wilkinson. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1887 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.
Classic French Course in English
Classic French Course in English: Large Print By William Cleaver Wilkinson Of French literature, taken as a whole, it may boldly be said that it is, not the wisest, not the weightiest, not certainly the purest and loftiest, but by odds the most brilliant and the most interesting, literature in the world. Strong at many points, at some points triumphantly strong, it is conspicuously weak at only one point, -the important point of poetry. In eloquence, in philosophy, even in theology; in history, in fiction, in criticism, in epistolary writing, in what may be called the pamphlet; in another species of composition, characteristically, peculiarly, almost uniquely, French, -the Thought and the Ma...
French Classics
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The Epic of Saul
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The Epic of Paul
The action of The Epic of Paul begins with that conspiracy formed at Jerusalem against the life of the apostle which in the sequel led to a prolonged suspension of his free missionary career. It embraces the incidents of his removal from Jerusalem to Cæsarea, of his imprisonment at the latter place, of his journey to Rome for trial before Cæsar, and of his final martyrdom. The design of the poem as a whole is to present, through conduct on Paul's part and through speech from him, a living portrait of the man that he was, together with a reflex of his most central and most characteristic teaching.
Poems
Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.
