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Literary Period
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Eighteenth Century (161)
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Long Eighteenth Century (161)
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Age of Sensibility (111)
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Augustan (65)
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Restoration (47)
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Romantic (25)
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Seventeenth Century (20)
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French Revolution (19)
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Metaphor Category
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Motion (35)
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Uncategorized (26)
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Population (23)
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Light (18)
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Government (17)
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Liquid (14)
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Animals (13)
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Architecture (12)
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Plant (11)
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Genre
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Prose (84)
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Poetry (74)
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Prose Fiction (19)
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Drama (6)
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Translation (6)
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Dictionary (1)
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Letter (1)
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- Gender of Author
- Nationality of Author
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Politics of Author
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Whig (37)
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Tory (19)
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From Tory to Whig (11)
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Jacobin Sympathies (10)
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Jacobite (3)
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Opposition Whig (3)
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Parliamentarian (2)
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Religion of Author
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Anglican (35)
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Church of Scotland (20)
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Roman Catholic (6)
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Deist or Theist (5)
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Independent (2)
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Date: 1800
"Every sense was an inlet of pleasure, because it was an avenue to knowledge; and my soul brooded over the world of ideas, and glowed with exultation at the grandeur and beauty of its own creations"
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