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2015-12-13 22:34:50 Post No. 7458866
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2015-12-13 22:34:50
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Was this book ever relevant to the general public? It's clear that, since it's release, it's been loved by poets, critics and prolly those people for whom literature is a major interest. But did it ever affect the general educated public in anything approaching the way that ... say, Shakespeare did?
I get the impression that this book might have been more prominent back when Christianity and poetry in general were more important to people's lives but I dunno.
