File 0067-03 - Transcriptions from the works of Joseph Addison and others

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Transcriptions from the works of Joseph Addison and others

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CA MRUASC C0007-0067-03

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  • [ca. 1716] (Creation)

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3 p. ; 45 x 28 cm or smaller

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(1948-)

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File contains manuscript transcriptions from the works of Joseph Addison, the English essayist, poet, and playwright. Transcriptions include excerpts from Addison's play "Cato, a Tragedy," and a lengthy section of an essay published in The Spectator (a daily publication founded by Addison and his friend Richard Steele in 1711 in London), number 513, on Saturday, October 18, 1712.

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Created June 12, 2018 by TM.

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