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Reform bill: Outdated the old electoral system and redistributed electoral seats to keep powerful landowners from controlling votes.

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/odVhTYmWte
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. 
#en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. 
#en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing https://t.co/0EupICk9zQ

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. #en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing pic.twitter.com/0EupICk9zQ
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 14, 2018

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. 
#en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing https://t.co/0EupICk9zQ

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. 
#en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing https://t.co/0EupICk9zQ

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Shelley asks the West Wind (his inspiration) to spread his work and poems once the autumn (old age) of his life is passed and he is dead. He writes this when the winter of his life is coming for him. 
#en2490 #PercyShelley #OdetotheWestWind #WinterisComing

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again.
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley pic.twitter.com/ssElvm4MIg
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 14, 2018

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490

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Percy Shelley was descended from aristocrats and had an elite life. Keats came from a middle/lower class family and his father worked as a hostler at the stables. Two writers, two different ends of the spectrum. #en2490

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be
#en2490

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be
#en2490

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 14, 2018

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be
#en2490

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be
#en2490

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Keats was famous by 21... what have you done lately?

...but he died in his later 20's of TB. Still more famous than we'll ever be
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces#en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) March 12, 2018

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Wordsworth was influenced by his sister Dorothy when it came to writing different pieces
#en2490

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
#en2490 pic.twitter.com/XVO2F4GcfC
— molly (@meandrews07) March 14, 2018

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery).   #en2490

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery).   #en2490

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery). #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 12, 2018

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery).   #en2490

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery).   #en2490

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner- The mariner feels the need to tell his story. The mariner can't die because of the curse. The wind picks up after he blesses the water snakes and angels resurrect his ships mates. (The gothic, curses and christian imagery).   #en2490

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!
#restorationsowhite #en2490

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!
#restorationsowhite #en2490

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!#restorationsowhite #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 12, 2018

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!
#restorationsowhite #en2490

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!
#restorationsowhite #en2490

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Restoration Period: Britain going out to see these exotic countries
Romantic Period: Omg they're in my backyard!
#restorationsowhite #en2490

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face".  #en2490

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face".  #en2490

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face". #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 12, 2018

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face".  #en2490

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face".  #en2490

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De Quincey- In these confessions we get a large contrast between the little English girl and this Malaysian man that comes to his home. "slavish gesture" compared to "a beautiful English face".  #en2490

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. 
#en2490

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. 
#en2490

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 12, 2018

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. 
#en2490

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. 
#en2490

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Coleridge's description of the Mongolian country uses the word "demon" to contribute back to the "demonic other" ideas about the east. 
#en2490

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 12, 2018

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490

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Kubla Khan...talk about a "spontaneous revelation" or "overflow of emotion"...coming out of a drug induced dream and being inspired to write.. Sounds like Wordsworth's Lyrical Preface. #Coleridge #en2490

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge publishes "Kubla Khan."

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient"
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.#en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) March 12, 2018

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 pic.twitter.com/CgtF44NdHS
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 12, 2018

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490 https://t.co/eH6P0o0OP0

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490 pic.twitter.com/eH6P0o0OP0
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 12, 2018

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490 https://t.co/eH6P0o0OP0

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490 https://t.co/eH6P0o0OP0

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So you're telling me that William Wordsworth (aka mr. know it all about literature) was plagiarizing his own sister? Interesting.... #en2490

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.
#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.
#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/ZehGq1l8Ml

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth pic.twitter.com/ZehGq1l8Ml
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 7, 2018

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.
#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/ZehGq1l8Ml

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.
#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/ZehGq1l8Ml

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"How do you learn to look at nature? You just look at it."
Wilderness romanticism is a joyful topic.
#en2490 #heardinBritLit #WilliamWordsworth

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments. #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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William Wordsworth publishes "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tinturn Abbey."

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490 https://t.co/WYmBuHv5GP

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/WYmBuHv5GP
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490 https://t.co/WYmBuHv5GP

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490 https://t.co/WYmBuHv5GP

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Artists are born, not necessarily made, you can't just become an artist. You may be an English student but that doesn't make you a great writer. It takes practice: at one point great writers weren't great, they had to work to get where they are. #en2490

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490

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"There shouldn't be any difference between the language of literature and that used in everyday life."
Wordsworth's Rebuttal- "The poet's choice of language or diction is the sole means of expression in poetry." #en2490

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. 
#en2490

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. 
#en2490

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 7, 2018

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. 
#en2490

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. 
#en2490

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Literature should not only be about everyday life and everyday people. Literature is beautiful because it can be an escape from reality and everyday life like reading for pleasure. Also, how do we define everyday? Everyday means different things ti different people. 
#en2490

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490 https://t.co/KoasF3bSfy

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490 pic.twitter.com/KoasF3bSfy
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 7, 2018

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490 https://t.co/KoasF3bSfy

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490 https://t.co/KoasF3bSfy

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Why should literature be about every day life and every day literature? It shouldn't be. Literature can be whatever you want. #beoptimisticwordsworth #en2490

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness
#en2490

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. Significance of the word "lamb"
2. Most of the poems in Songs of innocence were paired with a poem in Songs of Experience
3. First person lyric vs. character poetry
4. Blake was a print maker and engraver before his start in poetry...
#en2490

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 7, 2018

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. Significance of the word "lamb"
2. Most of the poems in Songs of innocence were paired with a poem in Songs of Experience
3. First person lyric vs. character poetry
4. Blake was a print maker and engraver before his start in poetry...
#en2490

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness
#en2490

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5. Would not call Blake a Gothic writer because of lack of explicit supernatural elements like haunting and extreme darkness
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. Significance of the word "lamb"
2. Most of the poems in Songs of innocence were paired with a poem in Songs of Experience
3. First person lyric vs. character poetry
4. Blake was a print maker and engraver before his start in poetry...
#en2490

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.#en2490 #WilliamBlake pic.twitter.com/ETnXEcIJAV
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 5, 2018

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence): 
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. 

#en2490

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence): 
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. 

#en2490

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence):
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 5, 2018

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence): 
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. 

#en2490

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence): 
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. 

#en2490

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The Chimney Sweeper (songs of innocence): 
Death isn't scary. It is a reward for a life of hard work. 

#en2490

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William Blake publishes "The Chimney Sweeper."

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490 https://t.co/JPY76u5ZmQ

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490 pic.twitter.com/JPY76u5ZmQ
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 5, 2018

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490 https://t.co/JPY76u5ZmQ

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490 https://t.co/JPY76u5ZmQ

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Romantic Period means that most poetry is autobiographical...on the flip side, William Blake is a romantic period writer & most of his poetry isn't autobiographical....looks like everyone during this time period is all about breaking the form #en2490

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...
#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...
#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence https://t.co/9Au6IKQGHC

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence pic.twitter.com/9Au6IKQGHC
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 5, 2018

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...
#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence https://t.co/9Au6IKQGHC

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...
#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence https://t.co/9Au6IKQGHC

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Lambs symbolize a lot!
-innocence
-children
-Jesus
-new birth
-wool production
-shearing
-dinner...
#en2490 #religiousconnotations #WilliamBlake #SongsofInnocence

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490 https://t.co/bxE3qOjc1r

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490 pic.twitter.com/bxE3qOjc1r
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 5, 2018

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490 https://t.co/bxE3qOjc1r

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490 https://t.co/bxE3qOjc1r

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In the intro to Songs of Innocence there is talk of Lambs...which connotes to children, jesus, slaughter and sacrifice...those are pretty opposite if I do say so myself #en2490

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William Blake publishes "Song of Innocence."

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet
#en2490

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet
#en2490 https://t.co/4cmu8O7wl6

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet#en2490 pic.twitter.com/4cmu8O7wl6
— molly (@meandrews07) March 5, 2018

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet
#en2490 https://t.co/4cmu8O7wl6

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet
#en2490 https://t.co/4cmu8O7wl6

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William Blake was trained as an artist not a poet
#en2490

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13.  Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne
#en2490

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13.  Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13. Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 5, 2018

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13.  Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13.  Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne
#en2490

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12. Industry leads to crime, pollution
13.  Reform Bills- men who own a certain amount of property and of a certain age can vote
14. Romantic Period begins with Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. awkward dinner party
2. Literary canon at the time was predominantly white men
3. Gothic focuses on the supernatural and tone of darkness
4. Egotistical Sublime= everything in nature relates to [you]. Every poem about nature is a poem about me
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) March 5, 2018

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. awkward dinner party
2. Literary canon at the time was predominantly white men
3. Gothic focuses on the supernatural and tone of darkness
4. Egotistical Sublime= everything in nature relates to [you]. Every poem about nature is a poem about me
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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5. Focus on the individual
6. Romantic Lyric- poetry in the first person
7. Anti-form=poetry from the heart rather than the brain
8. Trees and flowers nature
9. Lot of revolutions
10. Peterloo masacre
11. Shift from ag to industry=child labor and awful working conditions
#en2490

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NEWSFLASH:
1. awkward dinner party
2. Literary canon at the time was predominantly white men
3. Gothic focuses on the supernatural and tone of darkness
4. Egotistical Sublime= everything in nature relates to [you]. Every poem about nature is a poem about me
#en2490

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The Peterloo Massacre.

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Screw farming!
Let's get industrious!#en2490 #historicalevents #industrialrevolution pic.twitter.com/60UqY8oA4G
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 5, 2018

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490 https://t.co/HFbciqjxQi

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490 pic.twitter.com/HFbciqjxQi
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 5, 2018

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490 https://t.co/HFbciqjxQi

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490 https://t.co/HFbciqjxQi

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Child labor, crime and poverty...the Industrial Revolution sure sounded fun ?? #en2490

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The industrial revolution flourishes in Britain.

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic  
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic  
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic #en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) March 5, 2018

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic  
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic  
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Napoleon essentially takes over and screws everything up, leading to this twelve year collection of wars #classic  
#en2490

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?
#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?
#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash https://t.co/A0CslxFFgN

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash pic.twitter.com/A0CslxFFgN
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 5, 2018

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?
#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash https://t.co/A0CslxFFgN

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?
#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash https://t.co/A0CslxFFgN

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Are we sure Napoleon wasn't short?
Yes.
Then why did he try to take over France...?
#en2490 #hisoricalevents #newsflash

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Newsflash: 
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?
#en2490

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Newsflash: 
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?
#en2490 https://t.co/B4dYA3dErJ

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Newsflash:
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?#en2490 pic.twitter.com/B4dYA3dErJ
— molly (@meandrews07) March 5, 2018

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Newsflash: 
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?
#en2490 https://t.co/B4dYA3dErJ

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Newsflash: 
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?
#en2490 https://t.co/B4dYA3dErJ

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Newsflash: 
Literary cannon was predominantly white men during the Romantic Period...what else is new?
#en2490

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490

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The haunted beach- the sailor is haunting and the fisherman's the one there. The green billows (a mass of seaweed); a band of specters. we're talking about a gothic! #en2490

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490

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"does it identify with the lunatic? Is Smith's poem romantic? Yes because we're envying the lunatic who's looking at the waves." #en2490

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) February 28, 2018

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490

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Barbauld pushed some buttons by calling out a white male on abolishing slavery #sorrynotsorry #en2490

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...
#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...
#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 28, 2018

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...
#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...
#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback

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What makes a sonnet?
14 lines,
Iambic pentameter,
ABAB rhyme scheme...
None of which Charlotte Smith adheres to...
#en2490 #messingwithform #bringingthesonnetback

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) February 28, 2018

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490

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Something about Mary Robinsons, "The Haunted Beach" seems very gothic...maybe its the vocabulary? "roar" "haunted" "screaming" "murder'd" "Doom'd" "destin'd mis'ry" #en2490

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490 https://t.co/58V58n8g5F

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490 pic.twitter.com/58V58n8g5F
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490 https://t.co/58V58n8g5F

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490 https://t.co/58V58n8g5F

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Charlotte Smith- "I think I'll bring back the sonnet!" #en2490

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France

#en2490

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France

#en2490

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France

#en2490

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France

#en2490

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1780s: Thomas Jefferson was the ambassador to France

#en2490

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
#en2490

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
#en2490

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
#en2490

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
#en2490

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid pic.twitter.com/u8XY00eCkk
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 28, 2018

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid

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Napoleon goes for it all!

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 pic.twitter.com/zN2RtELor3
— molly (@meandrews07) February 28, 2018

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490

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The 1832 reform bill.. or the rise of Queen Victoria to the throne; Welcome to the Victorian period! (1832/1837-1901)

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) February 28, 2018

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490

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When did the Romantic Period come to an end? #en2490

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John Keats: "Ode to a Nightingale," "Lamia."

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Percy Shelley: "Ode To The West Wind,"“Mont Blanc: Lines Written in the Vale of Chamouni."

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Thomas DeQuincey: excerpts from Confessions of an Opium Eater

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge: “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."

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Dorothy Wordsworth: From the Grasmere Journals

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William Wordsworth publishes his "Preface to Lyrical Ballads."

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All blocks in red are side notes to each topic.

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William Blake publishes "Songs of Innocence And Experience."

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Olaudah Equiano publishes "The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa."

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Mary Robinson publishes “The Haunted Beach" just months before her death.

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Charlotte Smith publishes her Sonnet: On Being Cautioned Against Walking on an Headland Overlooking the Sea, Because It Was Frequented by a Lunatic

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The French Revolution begins; And so does the Romanticism period!

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Anna Letitia Barbauld publishes "Epistle To William Wilberforce."

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Romanticism is highlighted with literary characteristics: The sublime, egotistical sublime, the goth, the Oriental tale, lyrical poetry and the familiar essay.

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! 
#en2490

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! 
#en2490 https://t.co/esBPtDqL2N

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! #en2490 pic.twitter.com/esBPtDqL2N
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 26, 2018

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! 
#en2490 https://t.co/esBPtDqL2N

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! 
#en2490 https://t.co/esBPtDqL2N

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What's up, Brit Lit? Romanticism's here! 
#en2490