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... Addison in his rise to prominence . Doubtless Addison enjoyed their adulation , for he encouraged their cliquishness by establishing in 1712 But- ton's Coffee - House , where they met to criticize one another's work and to hear the ...
... Addison in his rise to prominence . Doubtless Addison enjoyed their adulation , for he encouraged their cliquishness by establishing in 1712 But- ton's Coffee - House , where they met to criticize one another's work and to hear the ...
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... Addison , Pope thought there had been factors at work other than his preoccupation with the Scriblerus associates . One of these was Addison's behavior when Pope published his translation of the Iliad ; the other con- cerned Pope's ...
... Addison , Pope thought there had been factors at work other than his preoccupation with the Scriblerus associates . One of these was Addison's behavior when Pope published his translation of the Iliad ; the other con- cerned Pope's ...
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... Addison encouraged him in the project . In May 1714 , Pope republished the subscription offer ; and the translation ... Addison's duplicity in the matter . Since Addi- son had encouraged Pope to undertake the translation , Pope felt free ...
... Addison encouraged him in the project . In May 1714 , Pope republished the subscription offer ; and the translation ... Addison's duplicity in the matter . Since Addi- son had encouraged Pope to undertake the translation , Pope felt free ...
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