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Charles Lamb
…under the pseudonym Elia for London Magazine, which was founded in 1820. His style is highly personal and mannered, its function being to “create” and delineate the persona of Elia, and the writing, though sometimes simple, is never plain. The essays conjure up, with humour and sometimes with pathos, old…
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…under the pseudonym Elia for London Magazine, which was founded in 1820. His style is highly personal and mannered, its function being to “create” and delineate the persona of Elia, and the writing, though sometimes simple, is never plain. The essays conjure up, with humour and sometimes with pathos, old…
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Literary and scientific magazines
…turn the founding of the London Magazine (1820–29), in which Charles Lamb’s Essays first appeared. The rivalry between these two publications led to a duel in which John Scott, the first editor of the London Magazine, was mortally wounded. Other literary periodicals included the Examiner (1808–80), edited by the radical…
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…turn the founding of the London Magazine (1820–29), in which Charles Lamb’s Essays first appeared. The rivalry between these two publications led to a duel in which John Scott, the first editor of the London Magazine, was mortally wounded. Other literary periodicals included the Examiner (1808–80), edited by the radical…
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