Masters of English Journalism; a Study of Personal Forces
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'Of the two most controversial passages in Leigh Hunt's literary relationships, enough has already been said about the Skimpole -Dickens episode. Of the other, the Byron - Hunt co-operation, the chief points can be given in a few words. Thomas Moore's compliments on the Story of Rimini did not prevent his warning Byron not to have any connection with such a company as Trlunt, Shelley and Co. But without, perhaps, intending finally to commit himself, Byron, in or about 1820, found he could not h...onourably withdraw from the project of a quarterly periodical in the democratic interest. That was actually started in 1822, and lasted a year. It gave Byron the opportunity of publishing his Vision of Judgment; this, reprinted in the Examiner, subjected John Hunt to a fine. Shelley, for whose sake Byron had gone into the matter, contributed some good verses and Hazlitt a bitter denunciation of monarchy. Hazlitt, indeed, never wrote more effectively than he continued to do in all his pieces for the Liberal, especially one on Pulpit Oratory, Chalmers and Irving.
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'Of the two most controversial passages in Leigh Hunt's literary relationships, enough has already been said about the Skimpole -Dickens episode. Of the other, the Byron - Hunt co-operation, the chief points can be given in a few words. Thomas Moore's compliments on the Story of Rimini did not prevent his warning Byron not to have any connection with such a company as Trlunt, Shelley and Co. But without, perhaps, intending finally to commit himself, Byron, in or about 1820, found he could not h...onourably withdraw from the project of a quarterly periodical in the democratic interest. That was actually started in 1822, and lasted a year. It gave Byron the opportunity of publishing his Vision of Judgment; this, reprinted in the Examiner, subjected John Hunt to a fine. Shelley, for whose sake Byron had gone into the matter, contributed some good verses and Hazlitt a bitter denunciation of monarchy. Hazlitt, indeed, never wrote more effectively than he continued to do in all his pieces for the Liberal, especially one on Pulpit Oratory, Chalmers and Irving.
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