Cockney Cosmopolitanism

Jeffrey N. Cox

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In its 1 October 1813 issue, four years before Blackwoods' Edinburgh Magazine and its hatchet‐man, the anonymous Z, launched their “Cockney School” attacks, the Satirist labeled Leigh Hunt as a Coc...

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1977The Tourist: A New Theory of the Leisure Class.1993The Beaten Track 1999At Home in the World: Cosmopolitanism Now 1983Complete poetical works 1983English Literature in History, 1730-80: An Equal, Wide Survey 1998John Keats and the Culture of Dissent 1990Poetic Form and British Romanticism 2006Fiery heart: the first life of Leigh Hunt

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