The collected works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 12 (of 12) — John Shaqi
The collected works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 12 (of 12)Hazlitt, William
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The collected works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 12 (of 12)
Hazlitt, William
English essays -- 19th century
THE
COLLECTED WORKS OF WILLIAM HAZLITT
IN TWELVE VOLUMES
VOLUME TWELVE
_All rights reserved_
[Illustration:
_Grace Hazlitt,
Mother of William Hazlitt
(1747–1837)_
_From an oil painting by John Hazlitt_
]
[Illustration:
_Rev. William Hazlitt.
(1737–1820.)_
_Father of William Hazlitt_
_From a miniature by John Hazlitt._
]
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF
WILLIAM HAZLITT
EDITED BY A. R. WALLER
AND ARNOLD GLOVER
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
W. E. HENLEY
❦
Fugitive Writings
❦
1904
LONDON: J. M. DENT & CO.
McCLURE, PHILLIPS & CO.: NEW YORK
Edinburgh: T. and A. CONSTABLE, Printers to His Majesty
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Of the essays in this volume some have already been published in
_Literary Remains_, _Sketches and Essays_, or _Winterslow_ (see
Bibliographical Note to Vol. XI.), and the rest (with one exception) are
now reprinted for the first time. The exception is ‘The Sick Chamber’
which was published by Mr. Ireland in his _William Hazlitt Essayist and
Critic, Selections from his Writings_. Some of the essays now
republished for the first time have been attributed to Hazlitt by Mr. W.
C. Hazlitt (_Memoirs_, 1867, 1. xxii-xxxii—Chronological Catalogue), or
by Mr. Ireland (_List of the Writings of William Hazlitt and Leigh
Hunt_); others have not before been identified. The Editors, however,
have not included any essay as to Hazlitt’s authorship of which any
reasonable doubt can exist.
Reference may here be made to a few essays which, though they may have
been written by Hazlitt, have been excluded from the present volume,
because the evidence of their authorship was not sufficiently strong.
They are arranged in the following list under the heading of the
Magazine in which they first appeared.
I. In _The New Monthly Magazine_.
1. Four papers entitled ‘The Confessional’ (1822, vol. IV. pp. 349,
450; vol. v. pp. 54, 406) which read very much as if they were
written by Hazlitt during the _Liber Amoris_ period.
2. An essay entitled ‘Social Grievances’ (1822, vol. v. p. 412).
3. An essay on ‘The Influence of Books on the Progress of Manners’
(May, 1828, vol. xxii. p. 409).
II. In _The Liberal_.
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