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Site A-Z Printer Friendly Contact us Complaints Search Visiting Living In Looking After Learning About ... Literary associations William Hazlitt and Exmoor WILLIAM HAZLITT AND EXMOOR Hazlitt came to stay with the Coleridges in May 1798, days after Coleridge's wife, Sara, had given birth to a boy. He and Coleridge immediately went to see the Wordsworths at nearby Alfoxden. Hazlitt was impressed by the manuscripts of their poems for Lyrical Ballads and soon was engaged in deep philosophical discussions with the poets. During the visit Joseph Cottle, their publisher, came to discuss the title and contents of the book. Hazlitt wrote about this visit in his essay: My First Acquaintance with Poets , first published in the The Liberal in 1823: Ancient Mariner. At Linton the character of the sea-coast becomes more marked and rugged. There is a place called the Valley of Rocks (I suspect this was only the poetical name for it,) bedded among precipices overhanging the sea, with rocky caverns beneath, into which the waves dash, and where the sea-gull for ever wheels its screaming flight. On the tops of these are huge stones thrown transverse, as if an earthquake had tossed them there, and behind these is a fretwork of perpendicular rocks, something like the Giant's Causeway. A thunderstorm came on while we were at the inn, and Coleridge was running out bare-headed to enjoy the commotion of the elements in the Valley of Rocks, but as if in spite, the clouds only muttered a few angry sounds, and let fall a few refreshing drops. Coleridge told me that he and Wordsworth were to have made this place the scene of a prose-tale, which was to have been in the manner of, but far superior to, the

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SYM=GetSymbol('BIO'); my cart home authors books ... Image Information William Hazlitt William Hazlitt was born in 1778 at Maidstone. His parents were revolutionaries and intellectual deists familiar with the works of Priestley, Price and Godwin. In 1783 the family emigrated to America, but they found life there disappointing and returned to England in 1788, settling at Wem in Shropshire. Hazlitt rejected his father's wish that he should become a Unitarian Minister, but in 1798 he heard Coleridge's last sermon, which proved a turning-point in his career. Coleridge encouraged him to pursue his interest in philosophy and Hazlitt later wrote several such works, including An Essay on the Principles of Human Action An Abridgement of 'The Light of Nature pursued by Abraham Tucker' (1807) and his great attack on Malthus, A Reply to the Essay on Population (1807). Art was one of his greatest passions and his training in Paris left its mark on his writing. Unlike his literary contemporaries, such as Wordsworth and Coleridge, Hazlitt remained a radical all his life, and this commitment made him many enemies. Much of his writing is ephemeral, but there is a body of literary and social criticism which holds an important place in English literature. A great essayist, he handled a wide range of styles, from the abstract and formal ideas in 'On Reason and Imagination' to the colloquialism of 'The Fight'. In 1812 he became Parliamentary Reporter for the Morning Chronicle and was soon filling its columns with essays on diverse subjects and brilliant accounts of the London stage.

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60. William Hazlitt Although william hazlitt notes early in his Examiner review (2 June 1816) that Christabel has been much admired in manuscript, he finds little to admire http://www.erudit.org/revue/ron/1998/v/n10/005806arp014.html

William Hazlitt Although William Hazlitt notes early in his Examiner review (2 June 1816) that "Christabel" has "been much admired in manuscript," he finds little to admire in the poem. Of the bedroom scene in Part I, for example, he remarks: If the beauties of 'Christabel' should not be sufficiently admired, Mr. Coleridge may lay it to two lines which he had too much manliness to omit in complaisance to the bad taste of his contemporaries... he has omitted... a line which is absolutely necessary to the understanding [of] the whole story. The line Hazlitt has in mind comes from the a Sarah Stoddart transcript: "Are lean and old and foul of Hue"a perfect copy of the line as it appears in Coleridge's autograph. Hazlitt compares the Stoddart manuscript with the 1816 printed text and argues that Coleridge was trying to hide, if not silence, elements of “Christabel.” To substantiate his accusation that there is “something disgusting at the bottom of [Coleridge’s] subject,” Hazlitt turns to the Stoddart transcript: Behold! Her bosom and half her side

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