Campbell's Pleasures of Hope
Anon
Genre: | Notes, Drollery |
Subjects: | Exhibitions, Botanical Gardens, Disease, Public Health |
People mentioned: | Peter Laurie |
Purporting to be a prose rendition of Thomas Campbell's poem, The Pleasures of Hope, comically outlines the criticisms made by John Campbell (1st Baron Campbell) concerning the proposal to turn the Crystal Palace into a winter garden. The criticisms include the possibility that it will cause such diseases as 'rheumatisms, coughs and agues' and prove to be a 'huge hot-house of consumption'. |
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