The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... Addison and of Steele . A brief sketch of the life of these friends will therefore be the best framework for other matters that call for notice . Richard Steele , son of a solicitor in Dublin , was born in March 1672 ; Joseph Addison ...
... Addison and of Steele . A brief sketch of the life of these friends will therefore be the best framework for other matters that call for notice . Richard Steele , son of a solicitor in Dublin , was born in March 1672 ; Joseph Addison ...
Strana xxxii
... Addison's mother . He was called to the bar ; but when his cousin Addison became secretary to Wharton , the Lord - Lieutenant , Budgell was ap- pointed a clerk in his office . He lived much with Addison , and wrote many papers for The ...
... Addison's mother . He was called to the bar ; but when his cousin Addison became secretary to Wharton , the Lord - Lieutenant , Budgell was ap- pointed a clerk in his office . He lived much with Addison , and wrote many papers for The ...
Strana xxxiii
... Addison was appointed Secretary in Ireland he took Tickell with him ; and on Addison becoming Secretary of State in 1717 , Tickell became Under- Secretary . His best poem was written in memory of his patron , whose works he edited in ...
... Addison was appointed Secretary in Ireland he took Tickell with him ; and on Addison becoming Secretary of State in 1717 , Tickell became Under- Secretary . His best poem was written in memory of his patron , whose works he edited in ...
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