The Sociable Humanist: The Life and Works of James Harris 1709-1780: Provincial and Metropolitan Culture in Eighteenth-Century England

Clive T. Probyn

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Salisbury origins of books and men the sister arts a particular friendship - Henry and Sarah Fielding 1740-69 the furniture of the mind - Hermes, 1751 politics and London music and theatre in Salisbury and London the archaeology of knowledge and modern memory the very soul of harmony. Appendices - Harris family tree concord the history of the life and actions of nobody essay on the life and genius of Henry Fielding Esq upon ridicule Joseph Warton's Hymnus ad Pacem.

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