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The Biography as an art-form has developed comparatively recently. For classical times we have the Lives of the Caesars, by Suetonius, and Plutarch’s Lives, short accounts, written in pairs, comparing and contrasting a famous Greek and a famous Roman; but modern Biography has no really close resemblance to these or to such odd notes and gossip as one finds in the Brief Lives of the seventeenth-century antiquarian, John Aubrey.

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According to this reading. Egypt is viewed as destructive and vulgar, the critic Paul Lawrence Rose writes: “Shakespeare clearly envisages Egypt as a political hell for the subject, where natural rights count for nothing.” Through the lens of such a reading, the ascendancy of Rome over Egypt does not speak to the practice of empire-building as much as it suggests the inevitable advantage of reason over sensuality.

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The Babus of Nayanjore is a typical short story written by Rabindra Nath Tagore. Tagore reveals his sensitive insight into the thoughts and feelings of human beings particularly the helpless and the neglected. He looks at life from a humanist’s point of view, and therefore the humour in his stories has often an undercurrent of pathos. Kailash Babu, the protagonist of the story in one of the last relies of the Babus of Nayanjore who were famous in all Bengal for their princely extravagance. He was next only to the Maharaja of Burdwan. It is his extravagance habit which causes his downfall. In order to maintain his false glory. Kailash Babu liquidates all his property. He has no practical sense and sagacity. He depends upon public credit for maintaining his princely pomp and show.

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Delving into English literature isn’t just about flipping through dusty old pages of ancient texts. It’s a journey through time, emotion, and the human experience, portrayed through the powerful medium of words. Today, we’re about to embark on an intriguing adventure, exploring 10 important notes for English literature that promise to not just educate but absolutely enchant you. So, grab your favorite cup of coffee, get comfy, and let’s unravel the literary marvels that have shaped our world.