Walter Hamilton Livres

Preface to the third edition -- The Pre-Raphaelites -- The Germ -- John Ruskin -- The Grosvenor gallery -- Aesthetic culture -- Poets of the aesthetic school: William Michael Rossetti, Arthur W.E. O'Shaughnessy, Thomas Woolner, William Morris, Algernon Charles Swinburne, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Buchanan's attach on Rossetti -- Jonas Fisher: a poem in brown and white, and Mr. Robert Buchanan -- Punch's attacks of the Aesthetes -- Mr. Oscar Wilde -- The home of the Aesthetes -- Conclusion

A detailed guidebook to the geography, statistics, and history of India and its neighboring countries in the late 1700s.

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Hamilton's A Hand-book or Concise Dictionary of Terms Used in the Arts and Sciences is an essential reference for anyone working in the fields of science and technology. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the terminology and concepts used in these disciplines, and includes detailed definitions and examples to help readers understand even the most complex concepts. This book is a must-have for scientists, engineers, and anyone working in a technical field.

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Humorous and satirical, this collection features parodies of notable English and American authors, reflecting the early 19th-century trend of parody. Walter Hamilton cleverly mimics the styles and themes of various writers, from poets to playwrights, using comedic exaggeration to entertain while critiquing literary conventions. The volume includes witty takes on Shakespeare, Romantic poetry, and Victorian novels, showcasing Hamilton's skill in capturing the essence of original works with a humorous twist. This compilation celebrates and gently mocks the literary canon, offering a unique perspective on classic literature.