To be fair, not everyone was born to play John Gay's larger-than-life hero/bad boy. As a necessary corrective to the mess you watched today, here's Roger Daltrey doing what he does best:
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George Stubbs, 1795
Welcome to the course blog for English 206/CWL 257: Enlightenment Literature and Culture. This is where you will find course documents, background information on the reading, and an opportunity to discuss the course material outside of class.
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George Stubbs, 1795
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- The Beggar's Opera Discussion
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