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History of English Literature Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 74 — BOOK II.—THE RENAISSANCE (Continued) (continued 2)

Henri Van Laun translation

See his speeches. The style is disjointed, obscure, impassioned, out of the common, like that of a man who is not master of his wits, and who yet sees straight by a sort of intuition.

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