The Spectator volume 1eighteenth Century Periodical Essays
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The passages quoted by the 'Spectator' arefrom his 'Annales de Bourgoigne', published in 1566. ] [Footnote 4: Thomas Conecte, of Bretagne, was a Carmelite monk, whobecame famous as a preacher in 1428. After reproving the vices of theage in several parts of Europe, he came to Rome, where he reproved thevices he saw at the Pope's court, and was, therefore, burnt as a hereticin 1434. ] [Footnote 5: Bertrand d'Argentre was a French lawyer, who died, aged 71, in 1590. His 'Histoire de Bretagne' was ...printed at Rennes in 1582. ] * * * * * No. 99. Saturday, June 23, 1711. Addison.
'... Turpi secernis Honestum. ' Hor.
The Club, of which I have often declared my self a Member, were lastNight engaged in a Discourse upon that which passes for the chief Pointof Honour among Men and Women; and started a great many Hints upon theSubject, which I thought were entirely new: I shall therefore methodizethe several Reflections that arose upon this Occasion, and present myReader with them for the Speculation of this Day; after having premised, that if there is any thing in this Paper which seems to differ with anyPassage of last _Thursday's_, the Reader will consider this as theSentiments of the Club, and the other as my own private Thoughts, orrather those of _Pharamond_.
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The passages quoted by the 'Spectator' arefrom his 'Annales de Bourgoigne', published in 1566. ] [Footnote 4: Thomas Conecte, of Bretagne, was a Carmelite monk, whobecame famous as a preacher in 1428. After reproving the vices of theage in several parts of Europe, he came to Rome, where he reproved thevices he saw at the Pope's court, and was, therefore, burnt as a hereticin 1434. ] [Footnote 5: Bertrand d'Argentre was a French lawyer, who died, aged 71, in 1590. His 'Histoire de Bretagne' was ...printed at Rennes in 1582. ] * * * * * No. 99. Saturday, June 23, 1711. Addison.
'... Turpi secernis Honestum. ' Hor.
The Club, of which I have often declared my self a Member, were lastNight engaged in a Discourse upon that which passes for the chief Pointof Honour among Men and Women; and started a great many Hints upon theSubject, which I thought were entirely new: I shall therefore methodizethe several Reflections that arose upon this Occasion, and present myReader with them for the Speculation of this Day; after having premised, that if there is any thing in this Paper which seems to differ with anyPassage of last _Thursday's_, the Reader will consider this as theSentiments of the Club, and the other as my own private Thoughts, orrather those of _Pharamond_.
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