The Works of Samuel Johnson
The Works of Samuel Johnson
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To which is added, An Essat on Tea, considered as pernicious to Health, obstructing In- dustry, and impoverishing the Nation : with an Accotmt of its Growth, and great Consumption in these Kingdoms ; with several Political Reflections ; and Thoughts on Publick Love : in Thirty-two Letters to Two Ladies.
BY MR. H Our readers may perhaps remember that we gave them a short account of this bookf , with a letter ex- tracted from it, in November 1756. The author ♦ From the Literary Magazine, Vol. IL ...No. xiii. 1757.
t The short account is in these words. " This book is gene- rally known to be the work of Mr. Hanway, a man who has formerly travelled to a greater distance, and whose travels have heen for several years in the hands of the publick. The author has not printed it for sale, but distributes it among his acquaint- ance. It may be wondered how a large quarto should arise from a ramble of eight days. The account of what he has seen fills but a small part. Wc are told much that might have been as well told without the journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To which is added, An Essat on Tea, considered as pernicious to Health, obstructing In- dustry, and impoverishing the Nation : with an Accotmt of its Growth, and great Consumption in these Kingdoms ; with several Political Reflections ; and Thoughts on Publick Love : in Thirty-two Letters to Two Ladies.
BY MR. H Our readers may perhaps remember that we gave them a short account of this bookf , with a letter ex- tracted from it, in November 1756. The author ♦ From the Literary Magazine, Vol. IL ...No. xiii. 1757.
t The short account is in these words. " This book is gene- rally known to be the work of Mr. Hanway, a man who has formerly travelled to a greater distance, and whose travels have heen for several years in the hands of the publick. The author has not printed it for sale, but distributes it among his acquaint- ance. It may be wondered how a large quarto should arise from a ramble of eight days. The account of what he has seen fills but a small part. Wc are told much that might have been as well told without the journey.
What to read after The Works of Samuel Johnson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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