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By 1802 Coleridge had realized ( especially in the later poems of Bowles ) the deficiencies in this treatment of Nature . ... 179 , 196 ) , but it is significant that Coleridge's project of dedicating the second edition ( 1797 ) of his ...
By 1802 Coleridge had realized ( especially in the later poems of Bowles ) the deficiencies in this treatment of Nature . ... 179 , 196 ) , but it is significant that Coleridge's project of dedicating the second edition ( 1797 ) of his ...
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Museum Library ) , and was carried on side by side with Coleridge's speculations in necessitarianism , to which ( as Coleridge here tells us ) it provided an antidote . Coleridge's various statements as to his debt to Boehme are not ...
Museum Library ) , and was carried on side by side with Coleridge's speculations in necessitarianism , to which ( as Coleridge here tells us ) it provided an antidote . Coleridge's various statements as to his debt to Boehme are not ...
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Of the poet's great work , The Messiah , Coleridge's opinion is summed up in his exclamation on hearing Klopstock designated as a German Milton' A very German Milton indeed ! ' See Southey , Life and Corr . iii . 258.
Of the poet's great work , The Messiah , Coleridge's opinion is summed up in his exclamation on hearing Klopstock designated as a German Milton' A very German Milton indeed ! ' See Southey , Life and Corr . iii . 258.
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