10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSUBMITTING»
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unsubmitting in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsubmitting and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The seasons: a poem. Compared with the London and Edinburgh ed
A manly race, 89b Of unsubmitting spirit, wise and brave ; Wh ) still through
bleeding ages struggled hard, (As well unhappy Wallace can attest, Great patriot-
bero ! ill-requited chief!) To hold a generous undiminished state ; 900 Too tuuc.l
in ...
2
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, ...
Wise, strenuous, firm, of unsubmitting soul. Thomson. UNSUBSTANTIAL, adj. Not
solid; not palpable. Welcome, thou unsubstantial air that I embrace ; The wretch
that thou hast blown unto the worst, Owes nothing to thy blast" Shakspeare.
3
Sir Philip Sidney, Cultural Icon
Wise, strenuous, firm, of unsubmitting soul, Who stemmed the torrent of a
downward age To slavery prone, and bade thee rise again, In all thy native pomp
of freedom bold.9 The phrase “early laurels” replaces “every laurel,” conveying
Sir ...
4
Anna Letitia Barbauld and Eighteenth-Century Visionary Poetics
The unsubmitting spirit celebrated in her epigraph as a sign of human strength,
she suggests, may not be exactly the same thing as the freedom of the mind
described in the final line of the poem, as the epigraph (silently) describes the
noble ...
5
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... saw, word adamant adj syn INFLEXIBLE 2, inexorable, obdurate, relentless,
rigid, unbendable, unbending, uncompromising, unswayable, unyielding rel
immobile, immovable; unsubmitting con placable, relenting, submitting;
complaisant, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
6
Elements of geography and of natural and civil history
... favoured their resistance; and their descendants still retain the most legible
characters of those unsubmitting heroes from whom they sprung. Without
regarding the arrangements made by the ambition of the sovereigns of Europe,
they seem ...
7
The history of modern Europe: with an account of the decline ...
... it was evident, must be prosecuted at a vast expense of blood and treasure. It
was the unsubmitting pride of the two nations that involved them in hostilities :
and that pride, on the part of England, was inflamed by a set of ambitious men in
...
William Russell, Charles Coote, 1818
8
Memoirs Of Great Britain And Ireland: From The Dissolution ...
... the malignity of men made them read, what their indolence had made them
overlook; These polemics, accustomed to write, published a variety of pa; pers, to
dissuade the people from submiffion, by the example of the unsubmitting prelates
, ...
9
A Collection of Poems: The Productions of the Kingdom of ...
O! if, in An-rr-ruR's earliest times, ' From lily'd vales, and gentler climes, ' Fair
LrnerurY to ALnroN's shore ' Her unsubmitting standard bore, ' Arouse again !-
They hear! they hear! 4 Again, behold the uplifted spear! ' In yonder Mead1 the
sons of ...
In this classicised landscape, where 'Caledonia' is also part of a suitably
venerable vocabulary, we find a 'hardy' people, whose independence, or '
unsubmitting spirit', is celebrated, including even William Wallace, so far as
standard English ...
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