Life of JohnsonMacmillan, 1893 - 718 páginas |
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... edition in three volumes octavo , in which however the fresh materials , instead of being incorporated in the text , were clumsily placed at the beginning and end of the book . Boswell was engaged in arranging these materials for a ...
... edition in three volumes octavo , in which however the fresh materials , instead of being incorporated in the text , were clumsily placed at the beginning and end of the book . Boswell was engaged in arranging these materials for a ...
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... edition appeared in 1831. The new editor was , as everyone knows , severely chastised by both Macaulay and Carlyle , and much of the chastisement was undoubtedly deserved . His liberties with Boswell's text were in- defensible on any ...
... edition appeared in 1831. The new editor was , as everyone knows , severely chastised by both Macaulay and Carlyle , and much of the chastisement was undoubtedly deserved . His liberties with Boswell's text were in- defensible on any ...
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... edition was published in 1884 in six volumes , of which four were occupied with the text , and two with the Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides and a mass of familiar , but always welcome extracts from the Johnsoniana of Mrs. Thrale ...
... edition was published in 1884 in six volumes , of which four were occupied with the text , and two with the Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides and a mass of familiar , but always welcome extracts from the Johnsoniana of Mrs. Thrale ...
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... edition is his publication of Campbell's diary . In 1887 Dr. Birkbeck Hill's edition was published by the Clarendon Press in a style worthy of that famous institution . Four stately volumes contain the biography ; the fifth is occupied ...
... edition is his publication of Campbell's diary . In 1887 Dr. Birkbeck Hill's edition was published by the Clarendon Press in a style worthy of that famous institution . Four stately volumes contain the biography ; the fifth is occupied ...
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... edition who now needs to be told ? In reverence for Johnson's memory and in admiration for his genius Dr. Hill indeed yields not even to Boswell . His de- light in his work has perhaps at times led him into some superfluous liberality ...
... edition who now needs to be told ? In reverence for Johnson's memory and in admiration for his genius Dr. Hill indeed yields not even to Boswell . His de- light in his work has perhaps at times led him into some superfluous liberality ...
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