A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... literature , and chronicles . In the eleventh century the vernacular languages became a vehicle for poetic expression . FRENCH LITERATURE The first Romance language that had a strong vernacular literature developed in southern France ...
... literature , and chronicles . In the eleventh century the vernacular languages became a vehicle for poetic expression . FRENCH LITERATURE The first Romance language that had a strong vernacular literature developed in southern France ...
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... LITERATURE The Renaissance also had a great bearing upon literature . Up until the fourteenth century , Italian had been merely a tributary of French literature . Early in the fourteenth cen- tury , however , as a result of Dante's ...
... LITERATURE The Renaissance also had a great bearing upon literature . Up until the fourteenth century , Italian had been merely a tributary of French literature . Early in the fourteenth cen- tury , however , as a result of Dante's ...
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... literature of the cen- tury was the increased use of French instead of Latin in prose works . ENGLISH LITERATURE The Italian literary Renaissance affected England little , and , until the sixteenth century , Chaucer was apparently the ...
... literature of the cen- tury was the increased use of French instead of Latin in prose works . ENGLISH LITERATURE The Italian literary Renaissance affected England little , and , until the sixteenth century , Chaucer was apparently the ...
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