The Works of Joseph Addison: Including the Whole Contents of Bp. Hurd's Edition, with Letters and Other Pieces Not Found in Any Previous Collection; and Macaulay's Essay on His Life and WorksJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1880 |
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... Addison George Washington Greene. --- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . THIS is one of the most graceful of Addison's works , and next to Dry- den's Dialogue on Dramatic Poetry , the best specimen in our language of this style of writing . Addison ...
... Addison George Washington Greene. --- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . THIS is one of the most graceful of Addison's works , and next to Dry- den's Dialogue on Dramatic Poetry , the best specimen in our language of this style of writing . Addison ...
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... Addison George Washington Greene. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . ADDISON's letters have never before been published with his works Tickell , who might have given a complete edition of this interesting corres pondence , was prevented perhaps by ...
... Addison George Washington Greene. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . ADDISON's letters have never before been published with his works Tickell , who might have given a complete edition of this interesting corres pondence , was prevented perhaps by ...
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... ADDISON . INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . THE Plebeian and Old Whig have given rise to such contradictory and xaggerated statements , that it has been thought best to publish them to- gether . That there was a coolness between Addison and Steele ...
... ADDISON . INTRODUCTORY REMARKS . THE Plebeian and Old Whig have given rise to such contradictory and xaggerated statements , that it has been thought best to publish them to- gether . That there was a coolness between Addison and Steele ...
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