Byron and public morality in a London discourse
A London review condemns Lord Byron for striking at private character through satirical verse. It contrasts Byron's attacks on women with his own treatment of Lady Byron, warning that poetic fame should not excuse public injury to domestic life.
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Lord Byron
Ifis
Dale
iNint
Henry
Aleou
Wich Lafayette
Kosciusko
Ney
Spain
Davoust
Hamburgh
Caulincourt
Vincennes
Hap
Buonaparte
P Uraminer
Legion of Honour
Lady B
Lady Byron
Murray
London
Vanes
Doctor Dodd
Johnson
Arts critics praise British Institution spur to lifting historic painting
In a Champion letter from Algarotti, the British Institution is credited with reviving interest in British School history painting after war and depression. He cites praise for Hayne and Hirrox, notes prize receipts and the monetary and reputational rewards from the Institution, and urges continued support while reflecting on Hayne's career and the public’s appetite for art.
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WR. Enitor
Pall Mall
Solomon
Ursitoy
Iritos
Calais
Edward
British Institution
Christ
Iman
Fortune
Hirrox
Hayne
Lelory
Algarotti
Tizianeque
Tizianesque
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Charles
Teople
the Fine Arts