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Lord Raglan and Bad Writing

Notes and Queries
Thomas Boys
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Portrait of Lord Raglan

Notes and Queries, 1901
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Death of Lord Raglan

2012
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Jocasta's Crime: An Anthropological Study. By Lord Raglan. Pp.xii + 215. London: Methuen and Co., 1933. Cloth, 6s.

Classical Review, 1933
H J Rose
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Lord Raglan: The Hero. A Study in Tradition, Myth and Drama. Pp. Xi+311. London: Methuen, 1936. Cloth, 10s. 6d.

Classical Review, 1937
W R Halliday
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The Death of Lord Raglan

2010
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Lord Raglan's Insistence on Changes in the Plan of the Siege

2010
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Somerset, FitzRoy James Henry [Known as Lord FitzRoy Somerset], First Baron Raglan (1788–1855), Army Officer

2004
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Lord Raglan's Traditional Hero Pattern and Intertexts in an Archetypal Context: The Example of Kermanshah Story

2021
Archetype, is a universal concept in the sense of the prototype and original form of something. Archetypes, which preserve their existence in the collective memory of societies and in all cultures with primitive image figures, are schemas of common consciousness that are inherent in human beings and embodied by experiences.
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