Titlebook: Charles Lamb, Coleridge and Wordsworth; Reading Friendship i Felicity James Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Ken Judge (Lecturer in Social Policy)his old school, Christ’s Hospital on Newgate Street, he was joined there by numerous school-friends: George Dyer, Robert Allen, Samuel Favell, the Le Grice brothers, Charles Valentine and Samuel — and Charles Lamb.

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Ken Judge (Lecturer in Social Policy)erly over steaming egg-nog, in a fug of Orinoco tobacco-smoke. This ‘nice little smoky room’ is a key space of 1790s Romanticism — a place of idealism, of shared creativity and mutual inspiration, where a group of friends gathers to read, write and talk of reform, both in poetry and politics (Marrs,

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P. M. Huet,J. Huet,J. Deslauriers Coleridge, married to Sara Fricker in October 1795, is attempting to recreate the plan on a limited scale, cultivating philosophy amongst his potatoes in Nether Stowey. Lamb has been left alone in London. ‘I go no where,’ he writes miserably to Coleridge, ‘& have no acquaint­ance [ ... ] no one see

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Introduction to Primary Care Englishd-1790s, shared by Charles, Mary — who was working as a mantua-maker — their parents John and Elizabeth, and their Aunt Hetty, as well as Mary’s young girl apprentice. Their brother, also John, was a frequent visitor: having sustained a serious leg injury earlier in the summer, he returned to the fa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49618-2 in its cradle. From this small space comes one of the great Romantic poems of meditative quietness: Coleridge’s ‘Frost at Midnight’. Published alongside ‘Fears in Solitude’, which lent its name to the collection, and ‘France: An Ode’ in autumn 1798, by Joseph Johnson, this celebration of an intense

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49618-2ch might seem to recall the ‘Salutation’ days. But this is no warm sociable Unitarian community — this is ‘atheist riot and profane excess’, the result of family disruption and fracture. The play opens with the servants drinking their mornings away in the wreckage of Woodvil Hall. The Woodvil family

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Introduction to Primary Care Englishborn Feeling’ for which Lamb had been searching through the troubled 1790s. Mary and Charles moved into 16 Mitre Court Buildings in March 1801, and would remain there for eight years. It was a homecoming in many ways, as brother and sister were reunited, making a home together in circumstances which

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