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The Growth of Literature
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The Growth of Literature

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  • H. Munro Chadwick

    …collaboration with his wife, Nora, The Growth of Literature, 3 vol. (1932–40), are his most important works. The first two are valuable for the light that they throw on the early history of the Anglo-Saxons. The third shows Chadwick developing a method of comparative literature and, by comparison of Greek…

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    …collaboration with his wife, Nora, The Growth of Literature, 3 vol. (1932–40), are his most important works. The first two are valuable for the light that they throw on the early history of the Anglo-Saxons. The third shows Chadwick developing a method of comparative literature and, by comparison of Greek…

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