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... edition of the Poets, now printing, will do honour to the English press; and a concise account of the life of each authour, by Dr. Johnson, will be a very valuable addition, and stamp the reputation of this edition superior to anything ...
... edition of the Poets, now printing, will do honour to the English press; and a concise account of the life of each authour, by Dr. Johnson, will be a very valuable addition, and stamp the reputation of this edition superior to anything ...
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... edition has been printed since Mr. Boswell wrote the above, besides repeated editions in the general collection of his works during the last ten years. — Malone. Hannah More says (“Life," i. 39) that Cadell, the publisher, told her that ...
... edition has been printed since Mr. Boswell wrote the above, besides repeated editions in the general collection of his works during the last ten years. — Malone. Hannah More says (“Life," i. 39) that Cadell, the publisher, told her that ...
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... edition of his own works, he said, that he had power [from the booksellers] to print such an edition if his health admitted it; but had no power to assign over any edition, unless he could add notes and so alter them as to make them new ...
... edition of his own works, he said, that he had power [from the booksellers] to print such an edition if his health admitted it; but had no power to assign over any edition, unless he could add notes and so alter them as to make them new ...
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Boswell's Life of Johnson (Volume 1 of 3) (EasyRead Super Large 18pt Edition) James Boswell Korlátozott előnézet - 1962 |
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