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Memoir of Robert, Earl Nugent, with Letters, Poems, and Appendices
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Memoir of Robert, Earl Nugent
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Memoir of Robert, Earl Nugent
Excerpt from Memoir of Robert, Earl Nugent: With Letters, Poems, and Appendices There was also another side to Robert Nugent's character. He was a poet, a ban vivant and a wit, and this brought him in contact with some of the brilliant people of the day. As will be seen, his powers as a poet have been doubted, and his principal poetic effort, the Ode to Pulteney, ascribed to Mallet, just as Garth, we are told, did not write his own Dispensary.' There is nothing more, even in Gray's imputation, than mere suspicion, and it is quite certain that his reputation as a wit could not have been obtained in any such manner. Lord Chesterfield's opinion of him in that regard is clearly manifested 'in hi...
Brothers of the Quill
Chapter 13. The Good-Natured Man -- Postscript -- Notes -- Acknowledgements -- Index
