Letters, by Several Eminent Persons Deceased: Including the Correspondence of John Hughes, Esq. ... and Several of His Friends, Published from the Originals; with Notes Explanatory and Historical, Volumen1J. Johnson, 1773 |
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... , Canterbury . In THREE VOLUMES . The SECOND EDITION , with ADDITIONS . VOLUME I. 1 LONDON . Printed for J. JOHNSON , in St. Paul's Church - yard : MDCCLXXIII . Blackines 11-15-34 29601 PREF A CE . THE HE letters LETTERS ,
... , Canterbury . In THREE VOLUMES . The SECOND EDITION , with ADDITIONS . VOLUME I. 1 LONDON . Printed for J. JOHNSON , in St. Paul's Church - yard : MDCCLXXIII . Blackines 11-15-34 29601 PREF A CE . THE HE letters LETTERS ,
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... printing other parts of the dean's episto- lary correfpondence , by a relation * , who profeffes the utmost veneration for his memory , and a noble lord has permit- " ted Mr. Wilkes [ the proprietor ] to place " this under his ...
... printing other parts of the dean's episto- lary correfpondence , by a relation * , who profeffes the utmost veneration for his memory , and a noble lord has permit- " ted Mr. Wilkes [ the proprietor ] to place " this under his ...
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... induced the editor to make fome additions to it , together with the following memoirs , which , in justice to the purchasers of the first edition , are alfo printed in a separate volume . Mr. Mr. John Hughes , the eldest fon * of a ( iv )
... induced the editor to make fome additions to it , together with the following memoirs , which , in justice to the purchasers of the first edition , are alfo printed in a separate volume . Mr. Mr. John Hughes , the eldest fon * of a ( iv )
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... printed in the year 1697. It was received , in particular , with great applaufe , by the best critics at Cambridge , as appears by a letter to a friend of the author . In the following See P. 21 . " I think I never heard a poem read ...
... printed in the year 1697. It was received , in particular , with great applaufe , by the best critics at Cambridge , as appears by a letter to a friend of the author . In the following See P. 21 . " I think I never heard a poem read ...
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... printed in 1699. On the death of king William , in 1702 , he published a Pindaric ode , entitled , " The Houfe of Naffau . " His fentiments on the propereft manner of tranflating Horace , may be collected from a letter to a friend ...
... printed in 1699. On the death of king William , in 1702 , he published a Pindaric ode , entitled , " The Houfe of Naffau . " His fentiments on the propereft manner of tranflating Horace , may be collected from a letter to a friend ...
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