Dilke, Charles Wentworth, 1789-1864
Dilke, Charles Wenthworth 1789-1864
Charles Wentworth Dilke English liberal critic and writer on literature
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English liberal critic and writer on literature
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1789-1864
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Works
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| Answer to the committee's summary of "facts" |
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| The Athenæum, 1829 (or 1830)-1846. |
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| Athenaeum : a journal of literature, science, the fine arts, music, and the drama. |
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| The case of the reformers in the Literary Fund |
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| Letter from James Heywood to [Charles Wentworth Dilke?], upon the reform of Universities such as Oxford, Cambridge and Dublin, referring to articles on academic improvement and claiming that the "rewards of academic study should be given to merit and not to accidental circumstances" |
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| Letter to editor of The Globe newspaper concerning recovery of woman who had thrown herself into a canal |
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| Letters of Thomas Hood, from the Dilke papers in the British Museum |
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| Old plays, being a continuation of Dodsley's collection . With notes, critical and explanatory. In six volumes... |
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| The papers of a critic |
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| Problems of Greater Britain |
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| Royal Literary Fund, 1858: |
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| A woman never vexed. |
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