The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D., Volume 1Dent, 1949 |
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... Gentleman's Magazine estab- lished . Cowper and Churchill born . Defoe died . 1732. Johnson an usher at the Market - Bosworth School . Pope's Essay on Man ( Epistles I. and II . ) . Gay died . 1733. Johnson , living chiefly at ...
... Gentleman's Magazine estab- lished . Cowper and Churchill born . Defoe died . 1732. Johnson an usher at the Market - Bosworth School . Pope's Essay on Man ( Epistles I. and II . ) . Gay died . 1733. Johnson , living chiefly at ...
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... Gentleman's Magazine : 66 SIR , " TO MR . CAVE . Νου . 25 , 1734 . " As you appear no less sensible than your readers of the defects of your poetical article , you will not be displeased , if in order to the improvement of it , I ...
... Gentleman's Magazine : 66 SIR , " TO MR . CAVE . Νου . 25 , 1734 . " As you appear no less sensible than your readers of the defects of your poetical article , you will not be displeased , if in order to the improvement of it , I ...
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James Boswell. It does not appear that he wrote anything in 1744 for the Gentleman's Magazine , but the Preface . † His life of Barretier was now re - published in a pamphlet by itself . But he produced one work this year , fully ...
James Boswell. It does not appear that he wrote anything in 1744 for the Gentleman's Magazine , but the Preface . † His life of Barretier was now re - published in a pamphlet by itself . But he produced one work this year , fully ...
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