The development of man from the social type, depicted in the "characters" of Theophrastus and his imitators of the 17th century, into the idealized ethical type delineated in the verse "characters" of Henry Wotton, George Herbert, Henry Vaughan, and William Wordsworth. 1927.

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Morrison, Elizabeth Rand. The development of man from the social type, depicted in the "characters" of Theophrastus and his imitators of the 17th century, into the idealized ethical type delineated in the verse "characters" of Henry Wotton, George Herbert, Henry Vaughan, and William Wordsworth.

The development of man from the social type, depicted in the "characters" of Theophrastus and his imitators of the 17th century, into the idealized ethical type delineated in the verse "characters" of Henry Wotton, George Herbert, Henry Vaughan, and William Wordsworth. 1927.

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