Note 232 — LIBRO SECONDO (continued 3)
Reading edition
«The latter we can scarcely believe to be genuine. Neither its merits, nor its defects remind us of the reputed author.» Macaulay's, Essays, vol. I, pag. 88.
Reading edition
«The latter we can scarcely believe to be genuine. Neither its merits, nor its defects remind us of the reputed author.» Macaulay's, Essays, vol. I, pag. 88.