9780192813404 - Samuel Johnson (Oxford Authors) von Johnson, Samuel (13 Ergebnisse)

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, Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Sehr gut. 880 Seiten Fresh and clean copy in good condition. Frisch erhaltenes und sauberes Exemplar in gutem Zustand. Contents - Introduction - Acknowledgements - Chronology - Note on the Text - POETRY - Translation of Horace, Odes, ii. 20 (1726) - London (1738) - Prologue to Garrick's Lethe (1740) - Epitaph on Claudy Phillips, a Musician (1740) - On Colley Cibber (1741?) - To Miss -- On Her Playing Upon the Harpsichord (1746) - Prologue at the Opening of the Theatre in Drury Lane (1747) - The Vanity of Human Wishes (1749) - *Irene (Act II, Scene vii) (1749) - Prologue to Milton's Comus (1750) - Verses for Baretti (1750s?) - Parodies of Modern Ballad Imitations (1770s?) - Impromptu Translation of Benserade's 'Verses à son lit' (1770s?) - Epitaph on Hogarth (1771) - GNOTI SEAYTON (Know Thyself) (1772) - Skia (Skye) (1773) - To Mrs Thrale on Her Completing Her Thirty-Fifth Year (1776) - Lines in Hawkesworth's The Rival (1776?) - On Archaism in Poetry (1777) - Parody of Thomas Warton (1777) - Prologue to Kelly's A Word to the Wise (1777) - An Extempore Elegy (1777) - To Sir John Lade, on His Coming of Age (1780) - On the Death of Dr Robert Levet (1783) - In Rivum a Mola Stoana Lichfeldiae Diffluentem (By the River, at Stowe Mill, Lichfield) (1784) - Translation of Horace, Odes, iv. 7 (1784) - EARLY PROSE - A Latin School Exercise (1725?) - Preface to Lobo, A Voyage to Abyssinia (1735) - The State of Affairs in Lilliput (1738) - On Gay's Epitaph (1738) - The Life of Dr Herman Boerhaave (1739) - A Complete Vindication of the Licensers of the Stage (1739) - *Annotations to Crousaz, Commentary on Pope's Essay on Man (1739) - An Essay on Epitaphs (1740) - *Debates in the Senate of Lilliput (1741) - Review of Memoirs of the Duchess Dowager of Marlborough (1742) - An Account of the Harleian Library (1743) - Proposals for the Harleian Miscellany (1743) - Introduction to the Harleian Miscellany (On the Origin and Importance of Small Tracts and Fugitive Pieces) (1744) - *The Life of Richard Savage (1744) - The Vision of Theodore, the Hermit of Teneriffe (1748) - PERIODICAL ESSAYS - The Rambler, no. 4 [The New Realistic Novel] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 18 [Marriage (I)] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 23 [The Rambler and His Critics] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 32 [Stoicism] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 36 [Pastoral Poetry (I)] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 37 [Pastoral Poetry (2)] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 39 [Marriage (2)] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 47 [Sorrow] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 60 [Biography] (1750) - The Rambler, no. 113 [Marriage (3)] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 114 [Capital Punishment] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 121 [Literary Imitation] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 129 [The Need for Enterprise] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 137 [The Need for General Knowledge] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 142 [A Rural Tyrant] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 145 [Journalists] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 148 [Parental Tyranny] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 156 ['Rules' of Writing] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 161 [A Rooming-House Chronicle] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 167 [Marriage (4)] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 168 [Congruent Diction] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 170 [A Prostitute's Story (1)] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 171 [A Prostitute's Story (2)] (1751) - The Rambler, no. 191 [An Astute Young Lady] (1752) - The Adventurer, no. 67 [The Benefits of Human Society] (1753) - The Adventurer, no. 84 [Vanity in a Stage Coach] (1753) - The Adventurer, no. 85 [The Role of the Scholar] (1753) - The Adventurer, no. 99 ['Projectors', Successful and Unsuccessful] (1753) - The Idler, no. 5 [A Female Army] (1758) - The Idler, no. 10 [Political Partisanship] (1758) - The Idler, no. 22 (original numbering) [The Vultures' View of Man] (1758) - The Idler, no. 22 (revised numbering) [23] [Debtors' Prisons (1)] (1758) - The Idler, no. 38 [39] [Debtors' Prisons (2)] (1759) - The Idler, no. 60 [61] [How to Become a Critic (1)] (1759) - The Idler, no. 61 [62] [How to Become a Critic (2)] (1759) - The Idler, no. 81 [82] [Eu.