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'''Joseph Robert Brighouse''' (15 July 1767 – 19 September 1821) was an English literary critic and ''bon viveur''. He wrote for many publications but he is best known for his trenchant pieces in ''[[Mistress Huffington's Postulates]]'' and ''[[Th'Examiner]]''. | '''Joseph Robert Brighouse''' (15 July 1767 – 19 September 1821) was an English literary critic and ''bon viveur''. He wrote for many publications but he is best known for his trenchant pieces in ''[[Mistress Huffington's Postulates]]'' and ''[[Th'Examiner]]''. | ||
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Joseph Robert Brighouse (15 July 1767 – 19 September 1821) was an English literary critic and bon viveur. He wrote for many publications but he is best known for his trenchant pieces in Mistress Huffington's Postulates and Th'Examiner.
