| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The result is a work that sheds considerable new light on how Burke, Godwin, Byron, Shelley, Jacobin novelists, and conservative dramatists reshaped and redeployed the concept of Rome to contest central features of political modernity, including the expansion of political franchise, the rise of mass democratic movements, and the spread of empire.... [A] welcome study.--Timothy Michael, Modern Ph
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