Samuel Johnson and His TimesArco Publishing Company, 1963 - 128 страници |
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... wrote the first of his four famous political pamphlets , The False Alarm . It is unlikely that the pension had anything to do with this , since it had been explained on its granting that Johnson would incur no obligation to write for ...
... wrote the first of his four famous political pamphlets , The False Alarm . It is unlikely that the pension had anything to do with this , since it had been explained on its granting that Johnson would incur no obligation to write for ...
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... wrote a speech for Dodd to deliver at his trial , and then took the lead in a mass campaign to obtain a reprieve . He drafted a number of petitions , which were signed by thousands of people ; wrote letters for Dodd and on his behalf ...
... wrote a speech for Dodd to deliver at his trial , and then took the lead in a mass campaign to obtain a reprieve . He drafted a number of petitions , which were signed by thousands of people ; wrote letters for Dodd and on his behalf ...
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... wrote back with spirit and dignity to defend her conduct and Piozzi's character ; and on 8th July Johnson wrote to her again , in more restrained and kindly terms , but still urging her to think again about marriage . There was no more ...
... wrote back with spirit and dignity to defend her conduct and Piozzi's character ; and on 8th July Johnson wrote to her again , in more restrained and kindly terms , but still urging her to think again about marriage . There was no more ...
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