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Coleridge, Leigh Hunt, Hazlitt and Lamb: An Examination of their Evolving Ideas of the Imagination in Relation to their Dramatic and Shakespearean Criticism.

Wilson, P. S1978

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Libertas Reborn: A Legend of Florence and Leigh Hunt's Literary Revival

Malan, Adrianne Gardner2007

… during this transitional period, however, that Leigh Hunt, one of the most radical of Romantic figures, wrote and staged A Legend of Florence (1840) in an attempt to stimulate a literary revival. Hunt's play reasserts the radical philosophies that defined his younger days, when as the central …

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Shelley and Peterloo : radical, nationalist and balladeer

Morgan, AJ2012

In May 1820 Shelley wrote to Leigh Hunt concerning the publication of "a littlevolume of popular songs, wholly political". This request met with failure andthe "little volume" was never published. It is the contention of this thesis thateleven of Shelley's poems written between September 1819 and …

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