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A Child of Our Time, sense it is impossible to compare English music of the twentieth century with earlier English Romantic music since, at the time of the great explosion of Romanticism in European music, England still had few composers of stature. Yet in another sense the tradition of English music that developed in

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Roots that Clutch,he reality that surrounded it rather than an idealist retreat from it. The philosophy of Romanticism, as it evolved in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, has a great deal to do with political and social theory: Rousseau,. after all, evolved the theory of interchange with nature into

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