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The Lamb Circle and the Monthly Repository

Although for most of its life it aimed to provide information and commentary on issues of importance to dissenters of all colours, its focus was Unitarian. Not surprisingly: from its inception in February 1806 it was edited by Robert Aspland, Unitarian minister of the Gravel Pit Chapel, Hackney. In later years it would publish contributions by Leigh Hunt, John Stuart Mill, Robert Browning and Harriet Martineau, among others. The poetry section in the issue for May 1809 contains ‘Character of De Foe. – By Mr. C. Lamb’, prefaced by a note: The following lines were written, as our readers may remember, for a Prologue to Mr. Godwin’s tragedy of Faulkener, which not pleasing the public taste, was no sooner brought forward than withdrawn. The character of De Foe is so well described in Mr. Lamb’s poetry, that we deem it worthy of preservation in our Repository. – Ed.