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Language and logos in Boswell's Life of Johnson
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Miscellanea Nova
Containing, amidst a variety of other matters curious and interesting, remarks on Boswell's Johnson; with considerable additions, and some new anecdotes of that extraordinary character: A critique on Brger's Leonora; in which she is clearly proved of English extraction; and an introductory essay on the art of reading and speaking in public, in two parts. A new edition. By S. Whyte, and his son, E.-A. Whyte -
Remarks on Boswell's life of Johnson
Including the real history of the gold medal, given to the author of the tragedy of Douglas. By Edward-Athenry Whyte, editor of whyte's poems, and lecturer in natural philosophy at the English-grammar and classic school, No. 75, Grafton-Street -
The Yale editions of the private papers of James Boswell
an edition of the original manuscript; in four volumes / [general ed.: Gordon Turnbull] – Vol. 3, James Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1776 - 1780 / ed. by Thomas F. Bonnell -
Designing the life of Johnson
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Poems on various subjects
ornamented with plates, and illustrated with notes, original letters and curious incidental anecdotes. In the course of which the pretended miracles of Vespasian are examined and detected. By Samuel Whyte -
Miscellanea nova
containing, Amidst a Variety of other Matters Curious and Interesting, Remarks on Boswell's Johnson; with Considerable Additions, and some New Anecdotes of that Extraordinary Character: a Critique on Bürger's Leonora; in which she is Clearly Proved of English Extraction; and An introductory essay on the art of reading and speaking in public, in Two Parts. A new edition. By S. Whyte, and his son, E. - A. Whyte -
A miscellany, containing, amidst a variety of other matters curious and interesting, remarks on Boswell's Johnson; with Considerable Additions, and some New Anecdotes of that Extraordinary Character: a critique on Bürger's Leonora; in which she is Clearly Proved of English Extraction, from an Old Ballad Still Extant; Consequently, in its German Dress, the Subject is Neither New Nor Original; and an introductory essay on the art of reading and speaking in public, in Two Parts. By S. Whyte, and his son, E. - A. Whyte
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Epistle to James Boswell, esq. occasioned by his long-expected, and now speedily-to-be-published, life of Dr. Samuel Johnson