The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1957 |
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... Henry Morley brought out his one - volume edition , which claimed to reproduce the original text , both as first issued , and as corrected by its authors . ' An edition in eight volumes appeared in 1897-8 , under the care of the present ...
... Henry Morley brought out his one - volume edition , which claimed to reproduce the original text , both as first issued , and as corrected by its authors . ' An edition in eight volumes appeared in 1897-8 , under the care of the present ...
Strana vii
... Henry Morley's edition , and of Mr Austin Dobson's Selections from Steele and other well - known volumes . The Biographical Index in the fourth volume contains a brief account of all contemporary persons mentioned in the Spectator . In ...
... Henry Morley's edition , and of Mr Austin Dobson's Selections from Steele and other well - known volumes . The Biographical Index in the fourth volume contains a brief account of all contemporary persons mentioned in the Spectator . In ...
Strana 537
... Henry Morley is wrong in stating that Abraham Froth's Act ' for importing French Wines ' is a muddle - headed reference to the Methuen Treaty of 1703 , which favoured port at the expense of claret . An Act was passed in 1711 for the ...
... Henry Morley is wrong in stating that Abraham Froth's Act ' for importing French Wines ' is a muddle - headed reference to the Methuen Treaty of 1703 , which favoured port at the expense of claret . An Act was passed in 1711 for the ...
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