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BARNABY BERNARD LINTOT (1675-1736)

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Originally appearing in Volume V16, Page 736 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BARNABY

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BERNARD
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LINTOT (1675-1736)  ,
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English publisher, was
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born at Southwater,
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Sussex, on the 1st of
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December 1675, and started business as a publisher in
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London about 1698 . He published for many of the leading writers of the
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day, notably
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Vanbrugh,
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Steele,
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Gay and
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Pope . The latter's
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Rape of the
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Lock in its
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original
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form was first published in
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Lintot's
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Miscellany, and Lintot subsequently issued Pope's
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translation of the Iliad and the
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joint translation of the Odyssey by Pope,
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Fenton and
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Broome . Pope quarrelled with Lintot with regard to the
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supply of
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free copies of the latter translation to the author's subscribers, and in 1728 satirized the publisher in the Dunciad, and in 1735 in the
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Prologue to the Satires, though he does not appear to have had any serious grievance .

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