]> 2026-07-31T05:07:40+00:00 Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11 0 en 48.208352777778,16.372505555556 1702-11 2343006.5 'I take the Liberty to send you the Beginning of a work that I told you I had some disign of publishing at my Return into England. I have wrote it since my being at Vienna in hopes that it might have y^e advantage of your correction. I cant hope that one who is so well acquainted with y^e persons of the greatest modern princes should find any pleasure in discourse on ye faces of such as made a figure in the world above a thousand years agoe. You will see however that I have endeavour’d to treat my subject, that is in itself very bare of ornaments, as divertingly as I coud.' (Graham 1941, pp. 35-6, letter 30; Burnett 2020b, p. 843) 16270 English Addison 1726 Graham 1941, pp. 35-6, letter 30 Burnett 2020b, p. 843 book 16270 Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11 Vienna Correspondence.png 2024-01-02T16:58:39Z 2460312.2073958 2024-01-02T16:58:39Z 2460312.2073958 true Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11]] Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11# QUERYb847efd8ee546e7cecd83f233356bfc3 0 0 csv 1 [[:Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11]] Joseph Addison - George Stepney - 1702-11# QUERY6f6cdb674200bf2ad85ac51592465748