Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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... Freeholder 2 describes George I as a king who will abide by the laws of the constitution , love his adopted country , and possess the personal valor and heroism to ensure England's freedom from foreign enemies . Freeholder 4 ad- vises ...
... Freeholder 2 describes George I as a king who will abide by the laws of the constitution , love his adopted country , and possess the personal valor and heroism to ensure England's freedom from foreign enemies . Freeholder 4 ad- vises ...
Pagina 130
... Freeholder's combination of politics and entertainment makes clear that the threat is manageable . The world of the ... Freeholder is vintage Addison . It is remarkable for the interplay of imagination and party purpose . The variety of ...
... Freeholder's combination of politics and entertainment makes clear that the threat is manageable . The world of the ... Freeholder is vintage Addison . It is remarkable for the interplay of imagination and party purpose . The variety of ...
Pagina 132
... ( Freeholder 49 ) . Freeholder 22 leisurely introduces the Tory Fox - hunter whom the Freeholder meets as he rides in a rural county and lets him reveal in conversation his own foibles and prejudices . The Fox- hunter romanticizes the ...
... ( Freeholder 49 ) . Freeholder 22 leisurely introduces the Tory Fox - hunter whom the Freeholder meets as he rides in a rural county and lets him reveal in conversation his own foibles and prejudices . The Fox- hunter romanticizes the ...
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