In the age of Pope and Dryden, Arnold regards _________ as a unique poet.

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• Arnold regards Dryden and Pope as the Classics of English __________.
• Arnold regards Dryden and Pope as the Classics of English______
• Which poet does Arnold say lack ‘the high seriousness of the great classics’?
• According to Arnold, the scantiest and frailest of classics in English poetry is
• Whom did Arnold regard as the high priest of prose and reason
• Arnold feels the historic estimate and the personal estimate often supersedes the
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• Who is the 'father of English poetry', the well of English undefiled according to Arnold?
• only the best poetry according to Arnold is capable of performing its ___
• according to Arnold, poetry interprets life in ____ ways.