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As this is the most accurate and best digested account we have seen , we have given it entire to our readers . Some omiffions in it are supplied , and a variety of notes added , containing such anecdotes , or different relations of the ...
As this is the most accurate and best digested account we have seen , we have given it entire to our readers . Some omiffions in it are supplied , and a variety of notes added , containing such anecdotes , or different relations of the ...
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READER .. GEO.BROWN .. BEN . SCROGGS . Quibas in venerabili congregatione magistrorum regentium 14 die Junii 1092 habitá publicatis , JONATHAN SWIFT ( gratid priùs petita et concessá ) ad eundem gradum , ftatum , et dignitatem ...
READER .. GEO.BROWN .. BEN . SCROGGS . Quibas in venerabili congregatione magistrorum regentium 14 die Junii 1092 habitá publicatis , JONATHAN SWIFT ( gratid priùs petita et concessá ) ad eundem gradum , ftatum , et dignitatem ...
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... he was a clergyman , a matter of arts , a reader , and a ' iear of his cathedral , stand mat fter of the song He was nearly off the Dean's Own standing in the college , had good fenfe , " and much hút mour .
... he was a clergyman , a matter of arts , a reader , and a ' iear of his cathedral , stand mat fter of the song He was nearly off the Dean's Own standing in the college , had good fenfe , " and much hút mour .
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They had the effect of an artful preface , and had pre - engagediali readers in his favour . They were adapted to the understanding , and pleased the imagination of the - vulgar and he was now looked upon in a new light ...
They had the effect of an artful preface , and had pre - engagediali readers in his favour . They were adapted to the understanding , and pleased the imagination of the - vulgar and he was now looked upon in a new light ...
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The bookfeller's dedication The bookseller to the reader The episle dedicatory , to Prince Posterity The preface A tale of a tub 37931 9 19-124 196 218 The battle of the books s 7. , 1.125 A discourfe concerning the mechanical operation ...
The bookfeller's dedication The bookseller to the reader The episle dedicatory , to Prince Posterity The preface A tale of a tub 37931 9 19-124 196 218 The battle of the books s 7. , 1.125 A discourfe concerning the mechanical operation ...
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| Title | The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift .. Volume 1 of The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift, Jonathan Swift |
| Author | Jonathan Swift |
| Publisher | G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 May 2017 |
| Length | 2984 pages |
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