"This is the collection that documents her literary career.
The earliest verse has been preserved mainly in passages incorporated into later documents, both literary and legal; most have suffered in transmission and are very obscure.
Now Ireland junior produced a number of other official documents and literary fragments in quick succession which further fleshed out Shakespeare's hitherto shadowy life.
Like sermons, many types of formal address such as lectures, political speeches, and legal pleadings appear to be doomed as documents of literary value, as Burke's or Lincoln's orations and addresses were when they were learned by heart by the younger generations and helped mold the style and contribute to the moral education of men.
That's what the creators of Lonelygirl15 tried to do with their attempt at a "false document" — a literary coinage attributed to the American poet and critic Kenneth Rexroth.
There followed a flurry of manifestos, anthologies, and the inevitable squabbles over who did what when, all of which have been well documented by literary historians and critics.
Some historians suggest that he would have promoted the creation of the Operations plan, a secret document written by Moreno that set harsh ways for the junta to achieve its goals, while others consider the whole document a literary forgery done by royalists to discredit the junta.
Charity, documented in literary works and prominent in the paintings of Murillo, was thought as noble and pious, but the ugliness of want (festered wounds, parasites, filth) so vivid in these paintings exposed the dark side.
Twain's books are not just literary documents but historical documents, and that word is totemic because it encodes all of the violence of slavery.
In Jainism, it is assumed its development took place in an era from which the literary documents are not available, since the basics of this doctrine were present and concluded even in the earliest documents of Jains.
