Samuel Johnson and His TimesArco Publishing Company, 1963 - 128 страници |
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... English for more than a century . Johnson combined several things in his two large folios : a lexicon of the language , with an explanation of each word in its various senses ; a guide to correct usage ; and a set of illustrations from ...
... English for more than a century . Johnson combined several things in his two large folios : a lexicon of the language , with an explanation of each word in its various senses ; a guide to correct usage ; and a set of illustrations from ...
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... English Soldiers ' ; inspired by the victories of the Seven Years War , it is a warm tribute to the people from which he sprang . At the same time it shows keen observation of society ; Johnson had learned from the great free - thinker ...
... English Soldiers ' ; inspired by the victories of the Seven Years War , it is a warm tribute to the people from which he sprang . At the same time it shows keen observation of society ; Johnson had learned from the great free - thinker ...
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... English laws are , by Englishmen at least , loudly celebrated ; but scarcely the most zealous admirers of our ... English criminal law , as it related to capital punishment . The background to this , which has been given a classic ...
... English laws are , by Englishmen at least , loudly celebrated ; but scarcely the most zealous admirers of our ... English criminal law , as it related to capital punishment . The background to this , which has been given a classic ...
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