The Politics of Imagination in Coleridge's Critical Thought, Page 6 |
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Unitarians Commonwealthmen and the One Life | 19 |
Agrarian Communism Pantisocracy and the Preface | 34 |
Wordsworth in the Biographia Literaria | 56 |
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