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Pagina xii
... Spectator , journalism in England had been of the most meagre and untrustworthy character . In its earliest days it confined itself chiefly to the pub- lication of news from abroad , home news of a political nature being forbidden . By ...
... Spectator , journalism in England had been of the most meagre and untrustworthy character . In its earliest days it confined itself chiefly to the pub- lication of news from abroad , home news of a political nature being forbidden . By ...
Pagina xiii
... Spectator , brought out three months after The Tatler's disappearance , followed closely its later shape . The plan of The Spectator is undoubtedly Addi- son's , and the portrait of its guiding spirit drawn by him in the first Number is ...
... Spectator , brought out three months after The Tatler's disappearance , followed closely its later shape . The plan of The Spectator is undoubtedly Addi- son's , and the portrait of its guiding spirit drawn by him in the first Number is ...
Pagina xiv
... Spectator many opportunities for eriticizing the tra- ditions of morality and breeding surviving from the TRADyditions 66 66 66 the 1 Courthope , p . 174 , describes these words as a very mis- leading account of the matter , " since it ...
... Spectator many opportunities for eriticizing the tra- ditions of morality and breeding surviving from the TRADyditions 66 66 66 the 1 Courthope , p . 174 , describes these words as a very mis- leading account of the matter , " since it ...
Inhoudsopgave
SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
Of the Club | 5 |
Public Credit a Vision | 11 |
Copyright | |
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