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The union of knowledge with imagination and conviction is the mark of this book, as it seems to have been of Thompson's life. The book also communicates the excitement of the scholar-explorer in his quest. . . A splendid conclusion to a life of great scholarship.
The Guardian
Almost every page offers fresh evidence not merely of his vast overflowing erudition, but of his wit, his humanity, his soaring historical imagination.
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The union of knowledge with imagination and conviction is the mark of this book, as it seems to have been of Thompson's life. The book also communicates the excitement of the scholar-explorer in his quest. . . A splendid conclusion to a life of great scholarship.
The Guardian
Almost every page offers fresh evidence not merely of his vast overflowing erudition, but of his wit, his humanity, his soaring historical imagination.
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- The Margins of Orthodoxy: Heterodox Writing and Cultural Response, 1660-1750 by Roger D. Lund on page 70, and Back Matter
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