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editions after 1755 , list " the patron " among the hardships which the man of letters was compelled to endure . ... The oft - repeated assertion that Johnson's letter gave literary patronage its deathblow belongs , of course , with the ...
editions after 1755 , list " the patron " among the hardships which the man of letters was compelled to endure . ... The oft - repeated assertion that Johnson's letter gave literary patronage its deathblow belongs , of course , with the ...
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On the very same day he wrote a long letter to his enigmatic Italian friend , Joseph Baretti , then visiting Milan . Since Johnson , in his early days at least , seldom wrote more than he had to write , his letters are likely to be ...
On the very same day he wrote a long letter to his enigmatic Italian friend , Joseph Baretti , then visiting Milan . Since Johnson , in his early days at least , seldom wrote more than he had to write , his letters are likely to be ...
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Any letters that come for me hither will be sent me . One might easily suppose , from this and the letter to which it replied , that some sort of reconciliation ( good for the future fame of both parties ) was still possible , and Mrs.
Any letters that come for me hither will be sent me . One might easily suppose , from this and the letter to which it replied , that some sort of reconciliation ( good for the future fame of both parties ) was still possible , and Mrs.
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