The Spectator, Svazek 1Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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... Steele , but he carries the error a step farther by specifically confining his tabula- tion to the original series : Out of a total of 555 , [ Addison's ] papers numbered 274 to Steele's 236 , leaving only 45 for Budgell , Hughes , and ...
... Steele , but he carries the error a step farther by specifically confining his tabula- tion to the original series : Out of a total of 555 , [ Addison's ] papers numbered 274 to Steele's 236 , leaving only 45 for Budgell , Hughes , and ...
Strana lv
... Steele prints ( in No. 532 ) Tickell's ' excellent Paper of Verses ' , entitled ' To the supposed Author of the Spectator ' . The next name in Steele's list is that of the Rev. Thomas Parnell ( 1679-1718 ) , Archdeacon of Clogher and ...
... Steele prints ( in No. 532 ) Tickell's ' excellent Paper of Verses ' , entitled ' To the supposed Author of the Spectator ' . The next name in Steele's list is that of the Rev. Thomas Parnell ( 1679-1718 ) , Archdeacon of Clogher and ...
Strana lviii
... Steele's papers are almost without exception printed by Buckley and Addison's quite as uniformly by Tonson . In this period 156 papers can be assigned without question to Steele and 142 to Addison . Distributed by printers they fall ...
... Steele's papers are almost without exception printed by Buckley and Addison's quite as uniformly by Tonson . In this period 156 papers can be assigned without question to Steele and 142 to Addison . Distributed by printers they fall ...
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