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See also:SAMUEL See also:PHILLIPS (1814—1854)
, See also:English journalist, the son of a Jewish tradesman in See also:London, was See also:born on the 28th of See also:December 1814
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He was educated at University See also:College, London, and then at See also:Gottingen
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Having renounced the Jewish faith, he returned to See also:England and entered See also:Sidney See also:Sussex College, See also:Cambridge, with the See also:design of taking orders
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His See also:father's See also:death, however, prevented this, and in 1841 he took to See also:literary See also:work
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He wrote a novel, See also:Caleb Stukely (1862), and other tales, and about 1845 began a connexion with The Times as literary critic
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In the following See also:year he See also:purchased the See also: |
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