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... Modern England ( 2000 ) ; D. R. Woolf , Reading History in Early Modern England ( Cambridge , 2000 ) , chap . 2. See , in general , Ann Moss , Printed Commonplace - Books and the Structuring of Renaissance Thought ( Oxford , 1996 ) . 70 ...
... Modern England ( 2000 ) ; D. R. Woolf , Reading History in Early Modern England ( Cambridge , 2000 ) , chap . 2. See , in general , Ann Moss , Printed Commonplace - Books and the Structuring of Renaissance Thought ( Oxford , 1996 ) . 70 ...
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... modern politics that they turn , not philologists or historians . 154 Scholars in the humanities are seldom intel- lectuals : their horizons are too narrow and their standards too high to allow them to comment freely on issues outside ...
... modern politics that they turn , not philologists or historians . 154 Scholars in the humanities are seldom intel- lectuals : their horizons are too narrow and their standards too high to allow them to comment freely on issues outside ...
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... modern observers to deny the claim of scholars to moral superiority161 has perhaps not altogether disappeared . 162 The reason that the role of scholars in modern Britain is so different from what it was in early modern times is that ...
... modern observers to deny the claim of scholars to moral superiority161 has perhaps not altogether disappeared . 162 The reason that the role of scholars in modern Britain is so different from what it was in early modern times is that ...
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