2011-№2(31) Article 9
A.V. Podgorskiy
English memoirists of the 17th century: B. Whitelocke. р.84-92
UDC 820-94
The article centers on the genre and artistic originality of «The Memoirs» by B.Whitelocke – an outstanding politician of three «epochs» of English history: Revolution, Republic and Restoration.
diary, memoirs, political life, Restoration, artistic originality.
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