cyclopedia of English literature : una storia critica e biografica di autori in lingua inglese dai primi tempi fino ai giorni nostri, con esemplari della loro scrittura ast ofChili, Perù, E Messico nel 1820-22 j Viaggi in Nord America nel 1827-28, un lavoro vivace le cui critiche libere di cose American Gavegreat offesa negli Stati Uniti ; e Fang-ments di Voyages a fid Viaggi (1831-40). SchlossHainfeld (1836) è stato un semi-romanticismo, e Patch-work (1841) una raccolta di racconti e schizzi.Hall morì folle in Haslar Hospital. Bryan Waller Procter ( Barry Cornwall;1

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Chambers's cyclopaedia of English literature : a history critical and biographical of authors in the English tongue from the earliest times till the present day, with specimens of their writing . ast ofChili, Peru, and Mexico in 1820-22 j Travels inNorth America in 1827-28, a vivacious workwhose free criticisms of things American gavegreat offence in the United States ; and Frag-ments of Voyages a fid Travels (1831-40). SchlossHainfeld (1836) was a semi-romance, and Patch-work (1841) a collection of tales and sketches.Hall died insane in Haslar Hospital. Bryan Waller Procter ( Barry Cornwall;1787-1874) was born at Leeds, and educated atHarrow, with Byron and Peel for schoolfellows.Articled to a solicitor at Calne, about 1807 hecame to London to live, and in 1815 began tocontribute poetry to the Literary Gazette. In1816 he succeeded by his fathers death to about^500 a year, and in 1823 married Basil Montagusstep-daughter, Anne Benson Skepper. He hadmeanwhile published four volumes of poems, andproduced a tragedy, Mirandola (1821), at CoventGarden, the success of which was largely dueto the acting of Macready and Charles Kemble.Procter was called to the Bar in 1831, from 1832 ta. BRYAN WALLER PROCTER. From the Bust by G. J. H. Foley, R.A., in the National PortraitGallery. 1861 was a Metropolitan Commissioner of Lunacy.In 1857 a windfall came to Procter and otherpoets. Mr John Kenyon, a wealthy West Indiangentleman, fond of literary society and author ofa Rhymed Plea for Tolerance, bequeathed over^140, 000 in legacies to friends and writers whomhe admired. Thus to Elizabeth Barrett Browning, a sum of ^4000 was allotted ; to her husband, ^6500 ; and to Procter also ^6500. Proctersworks, published under the pseudonym BarryCornwall (a faulty anagram of his real name), comprise Dramatic Scenes (1819), A Sicilian Storyand A/arcian Colonna (1820), The Flood of Thessaly(1823), and English Songs (1832), besides memoirsof Edmund Kean (1835) and Charles Lamb (1866).The poems are rar

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