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... country gentleman of the neigh- bourhood ; Sir Charles Baldwin , a brave knight of the Lancastrian faction ; Iscam ... town in England , except Oxford and London . The fine old merchant himself occasionally uses his pen to some purpose ; as ...
... country gentleman of the neigh- bourhood ; Sir Charles Baldwin , a brave knight of the Lancastrian faction ; Iscam ... town in England , except Oxford and London . The fine old merchant himself occasionally uses his pen to some purpose ; as ...
Page 59
... town house in Arlington Street , Piccadilly , and his country seat at Strawberry Hill , Twickenham . Known in the world of THE ATTORNEY'S APPRENTICE OF BRISTOL . 59.
... town house in Arlington Street , Piccadilly , and his country seat at Strawberry Hill , Twickenham . Known in the world of THE ATTORNEY'S APPRENTICE OF BRISTOL . 59.
Page 70
... Town and Country Magazine , somewhat on the model of the Gentleman's Magazine , and those other curious monthly Ac- collections of scraps with which our ancestors , strangers 70 CHATTERTON .
... Town and Country Magazine , somewhat on the model of the Gentleman's Magazine , and those other curious monthly Ac- collections of scraps with which our ancestors , strangers 70 CHATTERTON .
Page 71
... Town and Country , in London , the handwriting of " D. B. , " of Bristol , must have been recognised , in 1769 , as that of one of the established correspondents of the magazine ; and in Bristol it must have been a fact known and ...
... Town and Country , in London , the handwriting of " D. B. , " of Bristol , must have been recognised , in 1769 , as that of one of the established correspondents of the magazine ; and in Bristol it must have been a fact known and ...
Page 72
... Town and Country Magazine seems to have been the only metropolitan print to which Chatterton was a contributor during the year 1769. But in the beginning of 1770 he succeeded in another venture , and became the correspondent also of a ...
... Town and Country Magazine seems to have been the only metropolitan print to which Chatterton was a contributor during the year 1769. But in the beginning of 1770 he succeeded in another venture , and became the correspondent also of a ...
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