Coleridge
Coleridge
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vni.] THE COUKIER ARTICLES. 139 employment. They have much more of the character of newspaper hack-work than his earlier contributions.
He seems to have been, in many instances, set to write a mere report, and often a rather dry and mechanical report of this or the other Peninsular victory. He seldom or never discusses the political situation, as his wont had been, au large ; and in place of broad states- manlike reflection on the scenes and actors in the great world-drama then in progress, we ...meet with too much of that sort of criticism on the consistency and capacity of " our contemporary, the Morning Chronicle" which had less attraction, it may be suspected, even for the public of its own day than for the journalistic profession, while for posterity, of course, it possesses no interest at all. The series of contributions extends from September of 1811 until April of the following year, and appears to have nearly come to a premature and abrupt close in the intermediate July, when an article written by Coleridge in strong opposition to the proposed reinstatement of the Duke of York in the command-in-chief was, by ministerial in- fluence, suppressed before publication.
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vni.] THE COUKIER ARTICLES. 139 employment. They have much more of the character of newspaper hack-work than his earlier contributions.
He seems to have been, in many instances, set to write a mere report, and often a rather dry and mechanical report of this or the other Peninsular victory. He seldom or never discusses the political situation, as his wont had been, au large ; and in place of broad states- manlike reflection on the scenes and actors in the great world-drama then in progress, we ...meet with too much of that sort of criticism on the consistency and capacity of " our contemporary, the Morning Chronicle" which had less attraction, it may be suspected, even for the public of its own day than for the journalistic profession, while for posterity, of course, it possesses no interest at all. The series of contributions extends from September of 1811 until April of the following year, and appears to have nearly come to a premature and abrupt close in the intermediate July, when an article written by Coleridge in strong opposition to the proposed reinstatement of the Duke of York in the command-in-chief was, by ministerial in- fluence, suppressed before publication.
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