The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers from "The Spectator"Ginn, 1925 - 186 páginas |
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... England in the days of Queen Anne ; and the Intro- duction and Notes in this volume are intended to help the reader go back in imagination to the early years of the eighteenth century . The Spectator has been considered in its relation ...
... England in the days of Queen Anne ; and the Intro- duction and Notes in this volume are intended to help the reader go back in imagination to the early years of the eighteenth century . The Spectator has been considered in its relation ...
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... England , and to the early portion of the reign of Louis XIV . in France . For the next quarter of a century and more , the English peo- ple were jealously guarding their liberties against the en- croachments of their sovereign ...
... England , and to the early portion of the reign of Louis XIV . in France . For the next quarter of a century and more , the English peo- ple were jealously guarding their liberties against the en- croachments of their sovereign ...
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... England , William of Orange had married his daughter Mary ; and after James had been reigning for three years , his subjects , goaded beyond endurance by his acts of tyranny , asked William to come over from Holland with an army and ...
... England , William of Orange had married his daughter Mary ; and after James had been reigning for three years , his subjects , goaded beyond endurance by his acts of tyranny , asked William to come over from Holland with an army and ...
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... England man had not yet forgotten the hateful years of Puri- tan supremacy , and the Dissenter recalled with bitterness the acts of retaliation and the return to license that charac- terized the reigns of the later Stuarts . Nothing but ...
... England man had not yet forgotten the hateful years of Puri- tan supremacy , and the Dissenter recalled with bitterness the acts of retaliation and the return to license that charac- terized the reigns of the later Stuarts . Nothing but ...
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... England , not to return until 1703. Steele affirms that his friend , when a young man , had some idea of entering the Church , and that his change of purpose was due to the influence of Montague . Addison , on account of his keen powers ...
... England , not to return until 1703. Steele affirms that his friend , when a young man , had some idea of entering the Church , and that his change of purpose was due to the influence of Montague . Addison , on account of his keen powers ...
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