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Pagina v
... Spectator is to preserve the original freshness of the text . Even as early as 1764 ' innumer- able corruptions ' had crept in , to the sorrow of the editor of the Reliques of Ancient English Poetry . He was persuaded to undertake a new ...
... Spectator is to preserve the original freshness of the text . Even as early as 1764 ' innumer- able corruptions ' had crept in , to the sorrow of the editor of the Reliques of Ancient English Poetry . He was persuaded to undertake a new ...
Pagina viii
... Spectator appeared in an age amply supplied with litera- ture . Writing was a popular part - time occupation of all literate classes , whether as an elegant accomplishment , or in the quest for fame or a living , or for political ...
... Spectator appeared in an age amply supplied with litera- ture . Writing was a popular part - time occupation of all literate classes , whether as an elegant accomplishment , or in the quest for fame or a living , or for political ...
Pagina ix
... Spectator as literature , as journalism , as morality , or as propaganda . But the external circumstances which ... Spectator took the materials ready to their hands and transformed them into papers which would be under- stood , enjoyed ...
... Spectator as literature , as journalism , as morality , or as propaganda . But the external circumstances which ... Spectator took the materials ready to their hands and transformed them into papers which would be under- stood , enjoyed ...
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