The Adventurer of John Hawkesworth
Abstract
Because of the minor role played by Hawkesworth in the literature of his day, little attention has been given to him since his death. Accordingly, critical comment concerning his work is limited in extent. It is, moreover, generally unpraiseworthy in kind. Yet, aside from whatever qualifications to fame that he himself possessed, his association in The Adventurer with Samuel Johnson and Joseph Warton lends interest to that periodical and suggests the reason for considering Hawkesworth's part in its production.
Subject Area
Literature|Film, television, and media studies|Biographies
Recommended Citation
Clyne, James F, "The Adventurer of John Hawkesworth" (1936). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI28960405.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI28960405
