William Hone; His Life And Times
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116 WILLIAM HONE On February, 22nd Hone stopped the sale of these pamphlets, for which there was a brisk demand at that time. Imttiediately they were suppressed the demand for them increased, and wherever they were to be had enhanced prices were freely given for them. To complicate matters. Hone had no sooner withdrawn them from sale than they were reprinted and sold by another Radical publisher, namely — "by R. Carlile, at the Republican Office, No. 183... Fleet Street, and sold by all who are not afraid ojf incurring the Displeasure of His Majesty's Ministers, their Spies and Informers, or Public Plunderers of any denomination. 18 17. Price Two-pence." As one instinctively gathers from such an imprint, this reissue was directly contrary to the wishes of Hone, who wrote this note to Carlile : — " 67 Old Bailey " ^th. August 18 1 7.
" Sir, — I shall be very glad of a call from you as soon as possible — Now if you can make it convenient — at any rate before you pubhsh the Parodies, which Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
218 and 321 for identification of these.
116 WILLIAM HONE On February, 22nd Hone stopped the sale of these pamphlets, for which there was a brisk demand at that time. Imttiediately they were suppressed the demand for them increased, and wherever they were to be had enhanced prices were freely given for them. To complicate matters. Hone had no sooner withdrawn them from sale than they were reprinted and sold by another Radical publisher, namely — "by R. Carlile, at the Republican Office, No. 183... Fleet Street, and sold by all who are not afraid ojf incurring the Displeasure of His Majesty's Ministers, their Spies and Informers, or Public Plunderers of any denomination. 18 17. Price Two-pence." As one instinctively gathers from such an imprint, this reissue was directly contrary to the wishes of Hone, who wrote this note to Carlile : — " 67 Old Bailey " ^th. August 18 1 7.
" Sir, — I shall be very glad of a call from you as soon as possible — Now if you can make it convenient — at any rate before you pubhsh the Parodies, which Mrs.
What to read after William Hone; His Life And Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Hackwood to read onlineMoreLess
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