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Total number of records: 13

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Brotherton Collection13
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse13

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Addison, Joseph13
Spectator1
Spectator; [Bible]1
Mr Addison1
From Addison'S Spectator1
A Gentleman1
Addison1

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INDEX/BCMSV/52.1
Cato's soliloquy. Cato solus, sitting in a thoughtful posture; in his hand Plato's book on the immortality of the soul. A drawn sword on the table by him.
1713 (published)
Cato's soliloquy from Addison's play "Cato," V.1, arguing for the immortality of the soul after death, while contemplating suicide. At end, "23rd December
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INDEX/BCMSV/1185
Provydence
1713 (published)
Extract from Addison's play "Cato", I.1, on the impossibility of men
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INDEX/BCMSV/1186
Eternity (Cato speaks)
1713 (published)
The beginning of Cato's soliloquy from Addison's play "Cato", V.1, arguing
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INDEX/BCMSV/1374
Mr Addison's character of Mr Dryden's writings in general
1694 (published)
Extract from Addison's "An account of the greatest English poets", praising
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INDEX/BCMSV/1576
The heavens declare the glory of God. An ode. A hymn of gratitude.
1712 (published)
Religious poem of praise and thanksgiving for God's guidance and protection
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INDEX/BCMSV/1577
An ode made by a gentleman upon the conclusion of his travels
1712 (published)
Religious poem of thanksgiving to God for safe-keeping during foriegn
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INDEX/BCMSV/1897
Cato's soliloquy upon reading Plato's Immortality of the Soul
1713 (published)
Cato's soliloquy from Addison's play "Cato", V.1, arguing for the immortality
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INDEX/BCMSV/1922
An hymn composed in sickness
1712 (published)
Religious poem written in sickness, expressing repentance for sins and trust
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INDEX/BCMSV/1974
An ode
1712 (published)
Religious poem on how the sky and all the heavenly bodies proclaim the glory
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INDEX/BCMSV/2712
On the hour of death
1712 (published)
Religious poem written during sickness, expressing repentance for sin and trust in God's mercy and salvation. From "Spectator", no.513.
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INDEX/BCMSV/3602
A divine ode made by a gentleman at the conclusion of his travels
1712 (published)
Religious poem of thanksgiving to God for safe-keeping during foreign travels, particularly a storm at sea. From "Spectator", 489.
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INDEX/BCMSV/3603
Christianity only suggesting the means whereby our guilt may be taken away and our imperfect obedience accepted. In sickness meditation.
1712 (published)
Religious poem written in sickness, expressing repentance for sins and trust in God's mercy and salvation. From "Spectator", 513.