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... edition . By 1822 a ninth edition had appeared , but it was Croker's edition of 1831 which brought the work into renewed prominence and provoked the famous reviews of Macaulay and Carlyle . Apart from the in- accuracies which Macaulay ...
... edition . By 1822 a ninth edition had appeared , but it was Croker's edition of 1831 which brought the work into renewed prominence and provoked the famous reviews of Macaulay and Carlyle . Apart from the in- accuracies which Macaulay ...
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... edition of George Birkbeck Hill , the standard edition for scholarly use and especially notable for its monumental index . This edition has been completely revised and augmented by Dr. L. F. Powell , the first four volumes con- taining ...
... edition of George Birkbeck Hill , the standard edition for scholarly use and especially notable for its monumental index . This edition has been completely revised and augmented by Dr. L. F. Powell , the first four volumes con- taining ...
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... edition of Ralegh's miscellaneous pieces , I have taken the liberty to send you a Manuscript , which fell by chance ... edition of the Rambler , and in some instances were revised and improved , probably by Johnson , before they were ...
... edition of Ralegh's miscellaneous pieces , I have taken the liberty to send you a Manuscript , which fell by chance ... edition of the Rambler , and in some instances were revised and improved , probably by Johnson , before they were ...
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The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: Comprehending an Account of His Studies ... James Boswell Visualização integral - 1857 |
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