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Página ii
... moft exact knowledge of our own conftitution in particular , and of the interefts of Europe in general ; to which I muft alfo add , a certain dignity in yourself , that ( to fay the leaft of it ) has been always equal to thofe great ...
... moft exact knowledge of our own conftitution in particular , and of the interefts of Europe in general ; to which I muft alfo add , a certain dignity in yourself , that ( to fay the leaft of it ) has been always equal to thofe great ...
Página iv
... moft probably envied a popularity gained by writings fo remote from the genius of his own , and which , inftead of promoting or oppofing the turbulence of faction , instead of pulling down one miniftry and setting up another , were ...
... moft probably envied a popularity gained by writings fo remote from the genius of his own , and which , inftead of promoting or oppofing the turbulence of faction , instead of pulling down one miniftry and setting up another , were ...
Página vi
... moft copious fupplies , or such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which temporary leifure and cafual opportunity or aid never could have been adequate . Dr. BEATTIE * was once informed , but had forgot on what au ...
... moft copious fupplies , or such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which temporary leifure and cafual opportunity or aid never could have been adequate . Dr. BEATTIE * was once informed , but had forgot on what au ...
Página xx
... of an effayift . The former enjoys advantages from the conftruction of dramatic compofition , and the latitude it permits , of which the effayift cannot avail himself . moft anxious , that while ADDISON is prefented as a XX HISTORICAL AND.
... of an effayift . The former enjoys advantages from the conftruction of dramatic compofition , and the latitude it permits , of which the effayift cannot avail himself . moft anxious , that while ADDISON is prefented as a XX HISTORICAL AND.
Página xxi
... moft fcrupulous re- gard to purity and precifion , in four very long lec- tures on No. 411 , 412 , 413 , and 414 of the SPEC- TATOR . For this he offers a modeft apology , which his high opinion of ADDISON , as well as the duties of ...
... moft fcrupulous re- gard to purity and precifion , in four very long lec- tures on No. 411 , 412 , 413 , and 414 of the SPEC- TATOR . For this he offers a modeft apology , which his high opinion of ADDISON , as well as the duties of ...
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