The life of Samuel Johnson. [Followed by] The journal of a tour to the Hebrides, Том 51852 |
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... took place on the 19th of May , 1795 . The Journal could hardly fail to gain immediate popularity . Both the subject and the plan of the work were attractive . No author , perhaps , ever stood higher with his contemporaries , or was ...
... took place on the 19th of May , 1795 . The Journal could hardly fail to gain immediate popularity . Both the subject and the plan of the work were attractive . No author , perhaps , ever stood higher with his contemporaries , or was ...
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... took place in 1693 ) , we find a gradual approximation to the customs and manners of the south , the chiefs acquiring new wants and luxuries , and the clan becoming of less value than The affair of the Forty - five was the primary cause ...
... took place in 1693 ) , we find a gradual approximation to the customs and manners of the south , the chiefs acquiring new wants and luxuries , and the clan becoming of less value than The affair of the Forty - five was the primary cause ...
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... took them by surprise . They were indignant at the treatment they received , and , selling off their stock , in disgust or despair , they emigrated to America . In the twenty years from 1772 to 1792 , sixteen vessels with emigrants ...
... took them by surprise . They were indignant at the treatment they received , and , selling off their stock , in disgust or despair , they emigrated to America . In the twenty years from 1772 to 1792 , sixteen vessels with emigrants ...
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... took place in London , at which the Earl of Breadalbane stated that five hundred persons had re- solved to emigrate from the estate of Glengarry , and had sub- scribed money and commissioned ships for the purpose . The meeting took up ...
... took place in London , at which the Earl of Breadalbane stated that five hundred persons had re- solved to emigrate from the estate of Glengarry , and had sub- scribed money and commissioned ships for the purpose . The meeting took up ...
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... took me here yesterday , after having gone to Aberdeen , which place I left about a week ago . I am to set out this day for London , and hope to have the honour of paying my respects to Mr. Johnson and you , about a week or ten days ...
... took me here yesterday , after having gone to Aberdeen , which place I left about a week ago . I am to set out this day for London , and hope to have the honour of paying my respects to Mr. Johnson and you , about a week or ten days ...
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