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| so:text | ...1660 virtually starts a new era - an era in which the old land-owning class sinks and the new middle-class rises, an era too in which the English character seems to have become subtly changed. A sense of guilt seems to permeate all pleasure, and this has continued to the present day....the many living monuments to Puritan rule....the Englishman’s peculiar restraint - the coldness that repels so many Africans and Asians, an unwillingness to ‘let oneself go’. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Anthony_Burgess |
| so:description | Non-Fiction (en) |
| so:description | English Literature: A Survey for Students (1958, revised 1974) (en) |
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