Daniel Defoe. Jonathan Swift. Robinson and Gulliver in the history of England of the XVIII century
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Daniel Defoe. For us, Defoe and Swift will forever remain wonderful writers whose books we read since childhood. However, the life of the author of Robinson Crusoe is tightly connected with the political and religious life of England: he was a journalist, wrote pamphlets. Optimism did not save the writer from prison, fines, shameful pillar and death in poverty.
Jonathan Swift. Swift is customary to represent as a pessimist, misanthrope, a person in -depth into intellectual research, professor. The writer was also not deprived of the polemic gift, distributed pamphlets about Irish national independence and the Anglican Church. Resentment and freedom - this is how to describe the ideals of the author of the same "Gulliver"
Jonathan Swift. Swift is customary to represent as a pessimist, misanthrope, a person in -depth into intellectual research, professor. The writer was also not deprived of the polemic gift, distributed pamphlets about Irish national independence and the Anglican Church. Resentment and freedom - this is how to describe the ideals of the author of the same "Gulliver"
Author:
Author:Kamensky A.V., Yakovenko V.I.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
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Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:offset
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Series: Great biographies
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-386-14233-9
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