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Chapter Three The Observant Exile The Citizen of the World On Thursday , 24 January 1760 , among the news columns of the Public Ledger , a recently inaugurated London daily , its readers encountered two letters .
Chapter Three The Observant Exile The Citizen of the World On Thursday , 24 January 1760 , among the news columns of the Public Ledger , a recently inaugurated London daily , its readers encountered two letters .
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( London , 1801 ) , 1:21 . 22. Letters , 10–11 . 23. Letters , 13 . 24. Letters , 18 , 17 . 25. Letters , 24 . 26. See Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons , ed . A. N. L. Munby , vol . 7 , Poets and Men of Letters , ed .
( London , 1801 ) , 1:21 . 22. Letters , 10–11 . 23. Letters , 13 . 24. Letters , 18 , 17 . 25. Letters , 24 . 26. See Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons , ed . A. N. L. Munby , vol . 7 , Poets and Men of Letters , ed .
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New York : McGraw - Hill ; London : Heinemann , 1952. Brief but penetrating account by the contemporary who knew Goldsmith best . Hopkins , Robert H. The True Genius of Oliver Goldsmith . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ...
New York : McGraw - Hill ; London : Heinemann , 1952. Brief but penetrating account by the contemporary who knew Goldsmith best . Hopkins , Robert H. The True Genius of Oliver Goldsmith . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ...
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