...the tendency fuch as Addifon would have promoted. He was not all this time an indifferent fpeélator of public affairs. He wrote, as different exigencies required, in 1707, "The prefrnt State of the War, and the rieceffity of an Augmentation ;" which, however judicious, being...

...wrote, as different exigences required, in 1707, " The prefer.t ftate of the war, and the ncceffity of an augmentation ;" which, however judicious, being...temporary topics, and exhibiting no peculiar powers, lias naturally funk by its own weight into neglect. This cannot be faid of the few papers intituled...

...of these agreeable employments Mr. Addison was not an indifferent spxflater of public affairs. Лс wrote, as different exigencies required, in 1707, "The present State of the War, &c. The Whig Kxaminer ; and The Trial of Count Tariff;" all which trafis, being on temporaiy topics,...

...however, was not successful on the stage. A pamphlet which came out anonymously in 1707, entitled, " The present State of the War, and the Necessity of an Augmentation considered," is assigned to him in Tickell's edition of his posthumous works, and Hoes credit to his...

...daily see the capricious distribution of theatrical, praise. He was not all this time an indiffei ~nt spectator of public affairs. He wrote, as different exigencies required (in 1707). The present Stateof the War, and the Necessity of an Augmentation; which, however judicious, being v.-ritten on...

...hand. It was not till after his death that he was declared by Steele to be the author of the Drummer. He was not all this time an indifferent spectator...wrote, as different exigencies required (in 1707), The Prese nt State of the War, the Whig Examiner, and the Trial of Count Tariff, Not long afterwards an...

...hand. It was not till after his death that he was declared by Steele to be the author of the Drummer. He was not all this time an indifferent spectator...affairs. He wrote, as different exigencies required (in 1.707), The Present State of the War, the Whig Examiner, and the Trial of Count Tariff". Not long afterwards...

...received would raise wonder, did we not daily see the capricious distribution of theatrical praise. He was not all this time an indifferent spectator...wrote, as different exigencies required (in 1707). Th: present Staleof the War, r.nd the Necessity of an Augmentation; which, however judicious, being...

...its course through Bavaria, which is a voyage of two days, after the rate of twenty leagues a day. THE PRESENT STATE OF THE WAR, AND THE NECESSITY OF AN AUGMENTATION, CONSIDERED. J.HE author of the following essay has endeavoured to draw into one continued scheme, the...

...the press, and sold the copy for fifty guineas. It was received on the stage with cold approbation. He was not all this time an indifferent spectator...of the War, and the necessity of an Augmentation. " He published also the few papers entitled " The Whig Examiner;" and it must be admitted that on no...