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Question
#41695. gmackematix
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Over what artistic difference did writer Charles Lamb give the writer William Hazlitt a black eye?
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griffinj
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The closest I can find is that they once got into an argument over Lamb's political indifference to Napoleon. Apparently this was something of an achievement, as Lamb seems to have had a particularly pacific temperament.
Whatever it was, it does not seem to have permanently damaged their friendship, as Lamb was at Hazlitt's bedside when he died.
Nov 28 03, 2:08 PM
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gmackematix
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They once came to blows over whether Holbein had a better use of colour in painting than Van Eyck. Sounds a little more cultured that the arguments we get at my local.
Nov 29 03, 9:04 AM
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