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Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets the poems of John Pomfret, Thomas Yalden, Isaac Watts, Richard Blackmore’s "The Creation" and James Thomson’s "The Seasons". But as the work progressed, many of the prefaces grew in length, further holding up progress. The format of these now included a narrative of the poet’s life, a summary of his character and a critical assessment of his main poems. Eventually the decision was taken in 1779 to issue 56 volumes of poets alone, for which the sheets were already printed, together with separate volumes of prefaces as and when Johnson completed them. At first the prefaces were only made available