The Tatler, Volume 1George Atherton Aitken Duckworth, 1898 - English essays |
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Page vi
... Addison , and Swift , the writers most associated with the Tatler , have been taken from contemporary engravings in the British Museum ; and the imaginary portrait of Isaac Bickerstaff in the last volume is from a rare picture drawn by ...
... Addison , and Swift , the writers most associated with the Tatler , have been taken from contemporary engravings in the British Museum ; and the imaginary portrait of Isaac Bickerstaff in the last volume is from a rare picture drawn by ...
Page vii
... Addison were about thirty - seven years of age , while Swift , then still counted among the Whigs , was more than four years their senior . Addison and Steele had been friends at the Charterhouse School and at Oxford , and though they ...
... Addison were about thirty - seven years of age , while Swift , then still counted among the Whigs , was more than four years their senior . Addison and Steele had been friends at the Charterhouse School and at Oxford , and though they ...
Page viii
... Addison . In From 1705 onwards there is evidence of frequent and familiar intercourse between Swift and Addison and Steele . After Sir William Temple's death , Swift had become chaplain to the Earl of Berkeley , who gave him the living ...
... Addison . In From 1705 onwards there is evidence of frequent and familiar intercourse between Swift and Addison and Steele . After Sir William Temple's death , Swift had become chaplain to the Earl of Berkeley , who gave him the living ...
Page ix
George Atherton Aitken. Addison , Steele and me " were in constant communication . In that year Swift published a pamphlet called " A Project for the Advancement of Religion and the Reformation of Manners , " which anticipated many of ...
George Atherton Aitken. Addison , Steele and me " were in constant communication . In that year Swift published a pamphlet called " A Project for the Advancement of Religion and the Reformation of Manners , " which anticipated many of ...
Page xi
... and after the first eighty numbers they are of rare occurrence . Quite early in the career of the paper Addison , speaking of the distress which would be caused among the news - writers by the conclusion of xi Introduction.
... and after the first eighty numbers they are of rare occurrence . Quite early in the career of the paper Addison , speaking of the distress which would be caused among the news - writers by the conclusion of xi Introduction.
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