The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5George Bell & Son, 1877 |
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... favour of the great and powerful . The indulgence of a prince is absolutely necessary to the propagation , the defence , the honour , and support of learning . It naturally creates in men's minds an ambition to distinguish themselves by ...
... favour of the great and powerful . The indulgence of a prince is absolutely necessary to the propagation , the defence , the honour , and support of learning . It naturally creates in men's minds an ambition to distinguish themselves by ...
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... favour . MY LORD , The devoted admirer of your accomplishments , JOSEPH ADDISON . ADDISON TO LORD SOMERS.1 Paris , Sept. 1699 . I have now for some time lived on the effect of your Lordship's patronage , without presuming to return you ...
... favour . MY LORD , The devoted admirer of your accomplishments , JOSEPH ADDISON . ADDISON TO LORD SOMERS.1 Paris , Sept. 1699 . I have now for some time lived on the effect of your Lordship's patronage , without presuming to return you ...
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... favour you have shown me on this occasion , which I shall never forget . Young Craggs ' told me about a week ago , that his Majesty , though he did not think fit to gratify me in this particular , designed to give me a recompense for my ...
... favour you have shown me on this occasion , which I shall never forget . Young Craggs ' told me about a week ago , that his Majesty , though he did not think fit to gratify me in this particular , designed to give me a recompense for my ...
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VOL | 1 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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