Boswell's Life of JohnsonMacmillan, 1903 - 718 oldal |
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... Croker's edition appeared in 1831. The new editor was , as everyone knows , severely chastised by both Macaulay and Carlyle , and much of the chastisement was undoubtedly deserved . His liberties with Boswell's text were in- defensible ...
... Croker's edition appeared in 1831. The new editor was , as everyone knows , severely chastised by both Macaulay and Carlyle , and much of the chastisement was undoubtedly deserved . His liberties with Boswell's text were in- defensible ...
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... Croker on this passage was the occasion of one of Macaulay's most con- temptuous criticisms and Croker's most futile rejoinders . Anybody who is interested in the question may consult the appendix to Mr. Napier's second volume , where ...
... Croker on this passage was the occasion of one of Macaulay's most con- temptuous criticisms and Croker's most futile rejoinders . Anybody who is interested in the question may consult the appendix to Mr. Napier's second volume , where ...
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... Croker , BOSWELL'S SHORT - HAND most dutiful attachment to the noble. observed , that he did not talk much at our CLUB . I have heard Mr. Gibbon remark , " That Mr. Fox could not be afraid of Dr. Johnson ; yet he certainly was very shy ...
... Croker , BOSWELL'S SHORT - HAND most dutiful attachment to the noble. observed , that he did not talk much at our CLUB . I have heard Mr. Gibbon remark , " That Mr. Fox could not be afraid of Dr. Johnson ; yet he certainly was very shy ...
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