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The Royal Visit to Exeter

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  • Pindar, Peter
    Peter Pindar

    …What You Will (1787), and The Royal Visit to Exeter (1795; a tour de force of Devon dialect humour) and in the virtuosity of his doggerel rhymes. His other targets included James Boswell, satirized in his Bozzy and Piozzi (1786), and the painter Benjamin West. With some knowledge of art,…

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    …What You Will (1787), and The Royal Visit to Exeter (1795; a tour de force of Devon dialect humour) and in the virtuosity of his doggerel rhymes. His other targets included James Boswell, satirized in his Bozzy and Piozzi (1786), and the painter Benjamin West. With some knowledge of art,…

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