Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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... Steele and Addison in the Tatler are not precisely clear even today . Undoubtedly it was Steele's journal , but ultimately - as Steele himself said with justifiable pride- " whatever Steele owes to Mr. Addison , the public owes Addison to ...
... Steele and Addison in the Tatler are not precisely clear even today . Undoubtedly it was Steele's journal , but ultimately - as Steele himself said with justifiable pride- " whatever Steele owes to Mr. Addison , the public owes Addison to ...
Pagina 66
... Steele's experience in shaping his fellow man included two years ( 1707-1709 ) as editor of the Gazette , the ... Steele's concern since the publication of his The Christian Hero ( 1705 ) which sought to provide an ethical antidote to ...
... Steele's experience in shaping his fellow man included two years ( 1707-1709 ) as editor of the Gazette , the ... Steele's concern since the publication of his The Christian Hero ( 1705 ) which sought to provide an ethical antidote to ...
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Robert M. Otten. begun in Steele's Tatler 21. Steele develops in Tatlers 178 and 232 the character of the Political Upholsterer , which Addison began in Tatlers 155 and 160. In Tatler 214 Steele uses the satiric device of the Political ...
Robert M. Otten. begun in Steele's Tatler 21. Steele develops in Tatlers 178 and 232 the character of the Political Upholsterer , which Addison began in Tatlers 155 and 160. In Tatler 214 Steele uses the satiric device of the Political ...
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