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William Hazlitt

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ID899096
NAMEWilliam Hazlitt
GIVEN NAMESWilliam
FAMILY NAMEHazlitt
SIGNATUREHAZLITT W
AFFILIATIONSPharmAccess Group
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS25
TOTAL CITATIONS6
WORKS AS AUTHOR24
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1813
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX1
  • The Spirit of Controversy

    William Hazlitt, Jon Mee et al.•BOOK•Spirit of Controversy•2021

  • Coriolanus

    William Hazlitt, Jon Mee et al.•CHAPTER•Spirit of Controversy•2021

    Coriolanus has of late been repeatedly acted here. Shakespear has in this play shewn himself well versed in history and state-affairs. Coriolanus is a store-house of political common-places. Any one who studies it may save himself the trouble of reading Burke’ s Reflections or Paine’ s Rights of Man, or the Debates in both Houses of Parliament since the French Revolution or our own. The arguments for and against aristocracy or democracy, on the p…

  • On the Pleasure of Hating

    William Hazlitt, John Mee et al.•BOOK•Spirit of Controversy•2021•Cited by: 1

    There is a spider crawling along the matted floor of the room where I sit (not the one which has been so well allegorised in the admirable Lines to a Spider ,* but another of the same edifying breed) — he runs with heedless, hurried haste, he hobbles awkwardly towards me, he stops — he sees the giant shadow before him, and, at a loss whether to retreat or proceed, meditates his huge foe — but as I do not start up and seize upon the straggling cai…

  • Perfil de Rousseau

    Open Access•William Hazlitt•ARTICLE•Discurso•2014

  • History of the Conquest of England by the Normans

    Open Access•Augustin Thierry, William Hazlitt•TRANSLATOR•BOOK•History of the Conquest of…•2011

    This work by Augustin Thierry (1795–1856) on the Norman conquest of England was first published in French in 1825, the two-volume translation into English following in 1847. Thierry employed a relatively new technique in historiography, as he consulted only original texts and documents, and insisted upon interpreting the sources in as much detail as possible. He was adamant that the events, ideas and political positions he chronicled should be in…

  • History of the Conquest of England by the Normans

    Augustin Thierry, William Hazlitt•BOOK•History of the Conquest of…•2011

  • Characters of Shakespeare's Plays

    William Hazlitt, John Hay Lobban•BOOK•Characters of Shakespeare's Plays•2010

  • Selected Writings

    William Hazlitt, Jon Cook•BOOK•Selected writings•2009

    William Hazlitt (1778–1830) developed a variety of identities as a writer: essayist, philosopher, critic of literature, drama, and painting, biographer, political commentator, and polemicist. What unites this variety is his dramatic and passionate intelligence, his unswerving commitment to individual and political liberty, and his courageous opposition to established political and cultural power. Hailed in 1819 as ‘one of the ablest and most eloq…

  • The Indian Jugglers

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•Selected writings•2009

    Coming forward and seating himself on the ground in his white dress and tightened turban, the chief of the Indian Jugglers begins with tossing up two brass balls, which is what any of us could do, and concludes with keeping up four at the...

  • On Personal Identity

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•Selected writings•2009

    ‘ If I were not Alexander, I would be Diogenes!’ said the Macedonian hero; and the cynic might have retorted the compliment upon the prince by saying, that, ‘were he not Diogenes, he...

  • On the Elgin Marbles

    William Hazlitt•BOOK•Selected writings•2009

    At the conclusion of a former article on this subject, we ventured to lay down some general principles, which we shall here proceed to elucidate in such manner as we are able. 1. The first was, that art is (first and last) the imitation

  • New Writings of William Hazlitt, Vol. 2

    William Hazlitt, Charles Lamb et al.•BOOK•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•2007

  • New Writings of William Hazlitt, Vol. 1

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•BOOK•New Writings of William Hazlitt•2007

  • Letters of William Hazlitt

    Gerald Lahey, Herschel Moreland Sikes et al.•BOOK•Letters of William Hazlitt•1979

  • Abbe Huc's Classic Narrative

    Open Access•C W Bishop, Huc et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1930

  • Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China (1844-6)

    Évariste Régis Huc, William Hazlitt•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1928•Cited by: 5

    This is the narrative of 2 Lazarist missionaries who were deputed to the petty mission of si-wang in China and were given instructions to go into the heart of Tibet to Lhasa, to ascertain the nature and extent of the Apostolic Vicariat of Mongolia reestablished about the year 1844. Their travels took 2 years, from 1844 to 1846 and they entered so Tibet via its North East borders with China passing along the Kokonor the continued South West throug…

  • The Venetian Republic

    William Roscoe Thayer, William Hazlitt et al.•ARTICLE•The American Historical Review•1901

  • The Table talk of Martin Luther

    Martin Luther, William Hazlitt et al.•BOOK•1900

    Title Type the table talk of martin luther PDF martin luther worksheets PDF u2 martin luther king PDF martin luther king pdf PDF martin luther legacy PDF martin luther worksheet PDF papers on martin luther PDF martin luther king jr poster PDF research paper martin luther PDF martin luther king jr art projects PDF martin luther king jr clipart PDF martin luther king printables PDF martin luther king images PDF the heroic boldness of martin luther …

  • [Review of Marchant de Beaumont, Manuel et Itinéraire du curieux dans le Cimitière du Père la Chaise (Paris, 1828)]

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1828

    "135. [Review of Marchant de Beaumont, Manuel et Itinéraire du curieux dans le Cimitière du Père la Chaise (Paris, 1828)]" published on by null.

  • Newspaper Chat ('Everlasting Blackmore' and 'The Poet-Laureate')

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1823

    "100. Newspaper Chat ('Everlasting Blackmore' and 'The Poet-Laureate')" published on by null.

  • [Review of Byron, Cain, Sardanapalus and the Two Foscari (1821) (three extracts)]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1822

    "91. [Review of Byron, Cain, Sardanapalus and the Two Foscari (1821) (three extracts)]" published on by null.

  • [Review of S. T. Coleridge, Christabel, Kubla Khan, and the Pains of Sleep]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1816

    "45. [Review of S. T. Coleridge, Christabel, Kubla Khan, and the Pains of Sleep]" published on by null.

  • Madame de Staël on Talma's Hamlet

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1814

    "35. Madame de Staël on Talma's Hamlet" published on by null.

  • 'The Letters of Vetus…'

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1814

  • The Mirror of Fashion [Apostasy in Parnassus]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1813

    "16. The Mirror of Fashion [Apostasy in Parnassus]" published on by null.

  • Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China (1844-6)

    Évariste Régis Huc, William Hazlitt•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1928•Cited by: 5

    This is the narrative of 2 Lazarist missionaries who were deputed to the petty mission of si-wang in China and were given instructions to go into the heart of Tibet to Lhasa, to ascertain the nature and extent of the Apostolic Vicariat of Mongolia reestablished about the year 1844. Their travels took 2 years, from 1844 to 1846 and they entered so Tibet via its North East borders with China passing along the Kokonor the continued South West throug…

  • On the Pleasure of Hating

    William Hazlitt, John Mee et al.•BOOK•Spirit of Controversy•2021•Cited by: 1

    There is a spider crawling along the matted floor of the room where I sit (not the one which has been so well allegorised in the admirable Lines to a Spider ,* but another of the same edifying breed) — he runs with heedless, hurried haste, he hobbles awkwardly towards me, he stops — he sees the giant shadow before him, and, at a loss whether to retreat or proceed, meditates his huge foe — but as I do not start up and seize upon the straggling cai…

  • The Mirror of Fashion [Apostasy in Parnassus]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1813

    "16. The Mirror of Fashion [Apostasy in Parnassus]" published on by null.

  • Madame de Staël on Talma's Hamlet

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1814

    "35. Madame de Staël on Talma's Hamlet" published on by null.

  • 'The Letters of Vetus…'

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1814

  • [Review of S. T. Coleridge, Christabel, Kubla Khan, and the Pains of Sleep]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1816

    "45. [Review of S. T. Coleridge, Christabel, Kubla Khan, and the Pains of Sleep]" published on by null.

  • [Review of Byron, Cain, Sardanapalus and the Two Foscari (1821) (three extracts)]

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1822

    "91. [Review of Byron, Cain, Sardanapalus and the Two Foscari (1821) (three extracts)]" published on by null.

  • Newspaper Chat ('Everlasting Blackmore' and 'The Poet-Laureate')

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1823

    "100. Newspaper Chat ('Everlasting Blackmore' and 'The Poet-Laureate')" published on by null.

  • [Review of Marchant de Beaumont, Manuel et Itinéraire du curieux dans le Cimitière du Père la Chaise (Paris, 1828)]

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•1828

    "135. [Review of Marchant de Beaumont, Manuel et Itinéraire du curieux dans le Cimitière du Père la Chaise (Paris, 1828)]" published on by null.

  • The Table talk of Martin Luther

    Martin Luther, William Hazlitt et al.•BOOK•1900

    Title Type the table talk of martin luther PDF martin luther worksheets PDF u2 martin luther king PDF martin luther king pdf PDF martin luther legacy PDF martin luther worksheet PDF papers on martin luther PDF martin luther king jr poster PDF research paper martin luther PDF martin luther king jr art projects PDF martin luther king jr clipart PDF martin luther king printables PDF martin luther king images PDF the heroic boldness of martin luther …

  • The Venetian Republic

    William Roscoe Thayer, William Hazlitt et al.•ARTICLE•The American Historical Review•1901

  • Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China (1844-6)

    Évariste Régis Huc, William Hazlitt•ARTICLE•Geographical Journal•1928•Cited by: 5

    This is the narrative of 2 Lazarist missionaries who were deputed to the petty mission of si-wang in China and were given instructions to go into the heart of Tibet to Lhasa, to ascertain the nature and extent of the Apostolic Vicariat of Mongolia reestablished about the year 1844. Their travels took 2 years, from 1844 to 1846 and they entered so Tibet via its North East borders with China passing along the Kokonor the continued South West throug…

  • Abbe Huc's Classic Narrative

    Open Access•C W Bishop, Huc et al.•ARTICLE•Geographical Review•1930

  • Letters of William Hazlitt

    Gerald Lahey, Herschel Moreland Sikes et al.•BOOK•Letters of William Hazlitt•1979

  • New Writings of William Hazlitt, Vol. 2

    William Hazlitt, Charles Lamb et al.•BOOK•New Writings of William Hazlitt,…•2007

  • New Writings of William Hazlitt, Vol. 1

    William Hazlitt, Duncan Wu•BOOK•New Writings of William Hazlitt•2007

  • Selected Writings

    William Hazlitt, Jon Cook•BOOK•Selected writings•2009

    William Hazlitt (1778–1830) developed a variety of identities as a writer: essayist, philosopher, critic of literature, drama, and painting, biographer, political commentator, and polemicist. What unites this variety is his dramatic and passionate intelligence, his unswerving commitment to individual and political liberty, and his courageous opposition to established political and cultural power. Hailed in 1819 as ‘one of the ablest and most eloq…

  • The Indian Jugglers

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•Selected writings•2009

    Coming forward and seating himself on the ground in his white dress and tightened turban, the chief of the Indian Jugglers begins with tossing up two brass balls, which is what any of us could do, and concludes with keeping up four at the...

  • On Personal Identity

    William Hazlitt•CHAPTER•Selected writings•2009

    ‘ If I were not Alexander, I would be Diogenes!’ said the Macedonian hero; and the cynic might have retorted the compliment upon the prince by saying, that, ‘were he not Diogenes, he...

  • On the Elgin Marbles

    William Hazlitt•BOOK•Selected writings•2009

    At the conclusion of a former article on this subject, we ventured to lay down some general principles, which we shall here proceed to elucidate in such manner as we are able. 1. The first was, that art is (first and last) the imitation

  • Characters of Shakespeare's Plays

    William Hazlitt, John Hay Lobban•BOOK•Characters of Shakespeare's Plays•2010

  • History of the Conquest of England by the Normans

    Open Access•Augustin Thierry, William Hazlitt•TRANSLATOR•BOOK•History of the Conquest of…•2011

    This work by Augustin Thierry (1795–1856) on the Norman conquest of England was first published in French in 1825, the two-volume translation into English following in 1847. Thierry employed a relatively new technique in historiography, as he consulted only original texts and documents, and insisted upon interpreting the sources in as much detail as possible. He was adamant that the events, ideas and political positions he chronicled should be in…

  • History of the Conquest of England by the Normans

    Augustin Thierry, William Hazlitt•BOOK•History of the Conquest of…•2011

  • Perfil de Rousseau

    Open Access•William Hazlitt•ARTICLE•Discurso•2014

  • The Spirit of Controversy

    William Hazlitt, Jon Mee et al.•BOOK•Spirit of Controversy•2021

  • Coriolanus

    William Hazlitt, Jon Mee et al.•CHAPTER•Spirit of Controversy•2021

    Coriolanus has of late been repeatedly acted here. Shakespear has in this play shewn himself well versed in history and state-affairs. Coriolanus is a store-house of political common-places. Any one who studies it may save himself the trouble of reading Burke’ s Reflections or Paine’ s Rights of Man, or the Debates in both Houses of Parliament since the French Revolution or our own. The arguments for and against aristocracy or democracy, on the p…

  • On the Pleasure of Hating

    William Hazlitt, John Mee et al.•BOOK•Spirit of Controversy•2021•Cited by: 1

    There is a spider crawling along the matted floor of the room where I sit (not the one which has been so well allegorised in the admirable Lines to a Spider ,* but another of the same edifying breed) — he runs with heedless, hurried haste, he hobbles awkwardly towards me, he stops — he sees the giant shadow before him, and, at a loss whether to retreat or proceed, meditates his huge foe — but as I do not start up and seize upon the straggling cai…

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