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Meanings of history of literature in English
Russian
история литературы Portuguese
história da literatura Catalan
història de la literatura Spanish
historia de la literatura Historical development of writings.
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Examples for "literary history"
Examples for "literary history"
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That group of readers and critics and true believers changed literary history.
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This growing inwardness of art is a main feature of literary history.
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Historically she is memorable for inaugurating a new period of literary history.
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Shelley's connection with Stockdale is one of the curiosities of literary history.
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It seems well worth while, therefore, to outline briefly their literary history.
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The rest is children's literature history.
Usage of history of literature in English
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The story is one of the most romantic in the history of literature.
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One of the most scathing satires in the history of literature.
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They constitute a very conspicuous landmark in the history of literature.
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Experienced women had not written openly like this in the history of literature.
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The history of literature abounds in stories of under-the-surface work.
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The whole history of literature during the Middle Ages was of a twofold character.
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Has not the handsome wardrobe been a familiar feature in the history of literature?
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The history of literature can never be written and the name of Dante left out.
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This Porcius wrote also on the history of literature.
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John Home, that foremost tragic poet, may be studied in many a history of literature.
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His fertility of invention and his talent for versification are unparalleled in the history of literature.
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The history of literature and language is well known for the stereotypes of systematic scholarly exposition.
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What made this one country boy the most astonishing genius in all the history of literature?
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The answer rises spontaneously in the minds of those who have studied closely the history of literature.
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Her books remain: radical and uncanny, entirely inimitable, a smash and grab on the history of literature.
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Numerous instances to refute this will occur to all who are versed in the history of literature.
Translations for history of literature
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