Leigh Hunt
Leigh Hunt
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Price jd. But, in this enlarged form, a stamp was required by Govern- ment, which Hunt could not afford, and he, therefore.
JOURNALIST. 8 1 dropped this weekly, and started The Tatler : A Daily Journal of Literature and the Stage, The Chat of the Week survived from June 5 to August 28, 1830; The Tatler from September 4, 1830, to February 13, 1832.
The latter contained four folio pages, and, except in case of illness, was vrritten entirely hy himself It is not surprising that it nearly 'killed h...im, and one can only wonder that much of the writing, particularly the theatri- cal criticism, was so good.
He says that the official interference with The Chat of the Week had made him very angry : — *'I tilted against governments and aristocracies, and kings and princes in general, always excepting King William, for whom I had regard as a Reformer, and Louis Philippe, whom I £uicied to be a philosopher. I also got out of patience with my old antagonists, the Tories, to whom I resolved to give as good as they brought, and I did so, and stopped every new assailant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Price jd. But, in this enlarged form, a stamp was required by Govern- ment, which Hunt could not afford, and he, therefore.
JOURNALIST. 8 1 dropped this weekly, and started The Tatler : A Daily Journal of Literature and the Stage, The Chat of the Week survived from June 5 to August 28, 1830; The Tatler from September 4, 1830, to February 13, 1832.
The latter contained four folio pages, and, except in case of illness, was vrritten entirely hy himself It is not surprising that it nearly 'killed h...im, and one can only wonder that much of the writing, particularly the theatri- cal criticism, was so good.
He says that the official interference with The Chat of the Week had made him very angry : — *'I tilted against governments and aristocracies, and kings and princes in general, always excepting King William, for whom I had regard as a Reformer, and Louis Philippe, whom I £uicied to be a philosopher. I also got out of patience with my old antagonists, the Tories, to whom I resolved to give as good as they brought, and I did so, and stopped every new assailant.
What to read after Leigh Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Brimley Reginald Brimley Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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