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Champion in London, Middlesex

02 Jun 1816

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Champion

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1816

Page

3

Egotism in Shakespeare Milton and other poets

A critical essay traces egotism in Shakespeare Desdemona Brutus and Macbeth and contrasts Chaucer Spenser Milton and Wordsworth. It argues Milton’s mind tempered sensual delight while Spenser remains the richest sen sualist. Johnson Cowley Byron and modern writers are noted for egotistical diction and personal feeling.

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Hattle Desdemona Brutus Rome Macbeth Shakspeare Chaucer Spenser Venus Hue Satan Milton Bal Tien Spesser Lecidas Milton Pei Br Olway Johnson Cowley Collins Falconer Wordsworth Montsomery Aind
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Public Monuments For Trafalgar And Waterloo

A letter to the editor argues for a grand arch as London’s Trafalgar and Waterloo memorial. It praises architect Nash’s skills, favors an arch over a pillar or church, and highlights situational grandeur routes by Hyde Park and Westminster Bridge while stressing national pride and urban embellishment. Fenonit is named as a familiar correspondent.

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Nash Trafalgar Waterloo Wales St. Pauls Trafalcar Nelson Wellington Colummn London Hyde Park Westminster Bridge Paris Wedminster Bridge Trafagar Parliament Westminster Hall Abbey Thames London Bridge Chelsea Europe Fenonit
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Interior of Africa and Rupert Adams Narrative

A piece on Africa as a mysterious Continent and the evolving interest in expeditions. It highlights Rupert Adams the Sartor and his account from Timbuctoo, noting Adams was an American sailor around 80 in June Posd0, who sailed the Charles from New York bound for Gibraltar. The narrative mentions a shipwreck off North of Seveso, with the crew reaching shore.

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Park Rupert Adams Sombuctaa Duarlertly Herles Adams New York Charles Gibraltar Seveso
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