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Meanings of english essayist in English
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Usage of english essayist in English
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With Carlyle, Macaulay shares the honor of being the greatest of English essayists.
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The charm and purity of his diction recall the best school of English essayists.
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The classical school of Dryden and Pope and the eighteenth century English essayists were especially popular.
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She was reading the English essayists and Wordsworth, and learning about the great men and women.
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There are but few English essayists who can compare with him in scrupulous precision of expression.
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A brilliant English essayist has observed that a government to secure obedience must first excite reverence.
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An English essayist [Footnote: G. K. Chesterton, "The Fallacy of the Young Nation," in his "Heretics," pp.
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Birrell, the great English essayist, remarks that, "Of writing books about Dean Swift there is no end."
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{Lady Wortley Montague = Lady Mary Wortley Montague (1689-1762), English essayist and letter-writer}
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English essayists and Emerson.
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It was from this point that Lamb's reputation as "the most delightful of English essayists" began to be formed.
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Now we are told by the most accomplished English essayists that this is a mistake, that it is change, but no progress.
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This infidelity to popular government and unbelief in any good results to come from it are not, unfortunately, confined to the English essayists.
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Sir Thomas Browne, English essayist, came of a Cheshire family, but was born in London on October 19, 1605.