The Romantics' stance of equating nature with freedom is the

During the early eighteenth century, which of the following areas was most closely associated with London's very poor?

a. the East End b. Mayfair c. Marylebone d. Paddington

While historians, philosophers, and scientists work from their own perceptions and seek to involve human's emotions, imagination, and intellect directly, artists primarily work by drawing conclusions in logical, expository prose

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