Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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... March 1 begins regular publication of the Spectator with Steele ; purchases an estate at Bilton Hall . 1713 Sees Cato run for twenty - five nights ; publishes the " Tryal of Count Tariff " and contributes fifty - one numbers to Steele's ...
... March 1 begins regular publication of the Spectator with Steele ; purchases an estate at Bilton Hall . 1713 Sees Cato run for twenty - five nights ; publishes the " Tryal of Count Tariff " and contributes fifty - one numbers to Steele's ...
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... march , controlled by the image of the hunt . Each half of the poem recounts a visit by Eugene of Savoy to Marlborough's camp ( 11 . 99–114 , 407–24 ) . The balancing and paralleling keep in si- multaneous view the particular events of ...
... march , controlled by the image of the hunt . Each half of the poem recounts a visit by Eugene of Savoy to Marlborough's camp ( 11 . 99–114 , 407–24 ) . The balancing and paralleling keep in si- multaneous view the particular events of ...
Pagina 117
... ( March to April 1719 ) is unimpressive for another reason . It defended the Peerage Bill against attacks from Richard Steele's paper , the Plebeian . The spectacle of old partners trading sneers and innuendoes is dis- tasteful . Both ...
... ( March to April 1719 ) is unimpressive for another reason . It defended the Peerage Bill against attacks from Richard Steele's paper , the Plebeian . The spectacle of old partners trading sneers and innuendoes is dis- tasteful . Both ...
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