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Uvedale

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Uvedale [ˈjuːdəl ˈjuːvˌdeɪl]
n
(Biographies) a variant of (Nicholas) Udall


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Together, Pope's precept of 'genius of the place' and Walpole's 'spirit of the landscape,' led directly to the later Picturesque theories of William Gilpin (1724-1804), Uvedale Price (1747-1829), Richard Payne Knight (1751-1824) and Humphry Repton.
Prosecutor Paul Newcombe said the 17-year-old was the front seat passenger of a Ford Escort when it was reversed away from police on Uvedale Road, South Bank, on August 17.
James exploited, it is argued, the unstable boundary between the 'grotesque' and the 'picturesque' (as did Edgar Allan Poe) found in the late eighteeth-century writings of William Gilpin, Uvedale Price, and others, partly for homoerotic purposes.
 
 
 
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