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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. The Ohic State Universe Friends of the Libraries This Book is the Gift of Harold R. Walley Professor of English from 1925 to 1966 JIA 3 FE F THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST .
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. The Ohic State Universe Friends of the Libraries This Book is the Gift of Harold R. Walley Professor of English from 1925 to 1966 JIA 3 FE F THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST .
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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. F THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST . LONDON : Printed for J.and RTONSON and S.DRAPER . MDCCLIII . PROD 000 QUAM PICT To the Right Honourable JOHN Lord.
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. F THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST . LONDON : Printed for J.and RTONSON and S.DRAPER . MDCCLIII . PROD 000 QUAM PICT To the Right Honourable JOHN Lord.
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... first Pair was Liberty with Monarchy at her right Hand : The fecond was Moderation leading in Religion ; and the third a Person whom I had never feen , with the Genius of Great - Britain . At the firft Entrance the Lady revived , the ...
... first Pair was Liberty with Monarchy at her right Hand : The fecond was Moderation leading in Religion ; and the third a Person whom I had never feen , with the Genius of Great - Britain . At the firft Entrance the Lady revived , the ...
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