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"ref": "1860 July 6, The Building News and Engineering Journal, volume 6, page 528:",
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"ref": "1887, Alois Brandl, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the English Romantic School, page 353:",
"text": "The Monthly Review charged him with the style \"of a sexton;\" with outdoing even the Germans in tales of horror; with being full of platonic, metaphysical incomprehensibilities; they complained that his æsthetic lectures had had a pernicious effect; had held up the golden age of Pope to contempt, and contributed more than any cause to \"medievalise\" the taste of his countrymen.",
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"ref": "1993, Graham Phillips, King Arthur: The True Story, page 25:",
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