Some Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. J[ohn] H[ill], Inspector-General of Great Britain. In a Series of Letters from a Gentleman in Town to his Friend in the Country. With occasional Hints relative to a Parallel Performance of a certain noble Earl. These Letters are printed as a supplemental Volume to the Inspectors, and all H[ill]ís other Writings,.
Some Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. J[ohn] H[ill], Inspector-General of Great Britain. In a Series of Letters from a Gentleman in Town to his Friend in the Country. With occasional Hints relative to a Parallel Performance of a certain noble Earl. These Letters are printed as a supplemental Volume to the Inspectors, and all H[ill]ís other Writings,. | Livres anciens et modernes | [Kennedy (John)]
Livres anciens et modernes
[Kennedy (John)]
London: Printed for W. Owen, 1752.,
Some Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. J[ohn] H[ill], Inspector-General of Great Britain. In a Series of Letters from a Gentleman in Town to his Friend in the Country. With occasional Hints relative to a Parallel Performance of a certain noble Earl. These Letters are printed as a supplemental Volume to the Inspectors, and all H[ill]ís other Writings,.
Some Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. J[ohn] H[ill], Inspector-General of Great Britain. In a Series of Letters from a Gentleman in Town to his Friend in the Country. With occasional Hints relative to a Parallel Performance of a certain noble Earl. These Letters are printed as a supplemental Volume to the Inspectors, and all H[ill]ís other Writings,. | Livres anciens et modernes | [Kennedy (John)]
Livres anciens et modernes
[Kennedy (John)]
London: Printed for W. Owen, 1752.,
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- [Kennedy (John)]
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- London: Printed for W. Owen, 1752.
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First Edition, 64 pp., disbound. John Hill, who called himself ìSir Johnî, as a member of the Swedish order of Vasa. He contributed a daily letter to the ìLondon Advertiser and Literary Gazetteî called the ìThe Inspectorî, the letters first appeared in March 1751 and continued for over two years. They were later described by DíIsraeli as being ëa light scandalous chronicle all the week with a seventh-day sermoní.
