Politics and reviewers: the Edinburgh and the Quarterly in the early Victorian age

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The Edinburgh Review after Jeffrey Lockhart's Quarterly the Westminster Review 1824-1840 reviewers, editors and proprietors politics and literature - quarterly reviewing in the 1830s.

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