A slight essay addressed to Sir Thomas Isham, whose brother ultimately placed Richardson in the rectory of Lamport in 1699. The first four chapters are a brief account of Latin literature up to modern times, the last two contain advice for the acquisition of style. Cf. Madan.
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A slight essay addressed to Sir Thomas Isham, whose brother ultimately placed Richardson in the rectory of Lamport in 1699. The first four chapters are a brief account of Latin literature up to modern times, the last two contain advice for the acquisition of style. Cf. Madan.
A slight essay addressed to Sir Thomas Isham, whose brother ultimately placed Richardson in the rectory of Lamport in 1699. The first four chapters are a brief account of Latin literature up to modern times, the last two contain advice for the acquisition of style. Cf. Madan.
