| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Only in Scotland, where the unified action of scholars, erudites, and intellectuals sharing common ideas proved more necessary, was a movement born which had strong resemblance to the French movement.??? In Venturi???s view, the sense of unity among Scottish men of letters, reflected in their celebrated clubs and their efforts to undo their nation???s image as ???a poor, abandoned, despised and re
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