Images of some of the personas mentioned in this Resource (courtesy of the New York Public Digital Library)

Leigh Hunt

Leigh Hunt's residences in London and Hampstead

King George III and his Royal Family (The Prince of Wales who would become Prince Regent and later George IV is positioned on the bottom right)

King George the IV (earlier Prince Regent)

Horne Tooke (accused of Libel and member of the London Corresponding Society)

Thomas Hardy (accused of libel and once secretary of LCS)

Thomas Paine (a Woodcock and Harvey engraving)

William Cobbett, fellow radical, had complex relationship with the Hunts

London Corresponding Society Characature by James Gillray (1798)

John Gibson Lockhart (criticized Hunt in Blackwood's)

Sarah Siddons, famous stage actress, hailed by many, critized by Hunt

Romantics and other literaries in Hunt's circle:

Hazlitt

Keats

Shelley

Browning

Tennyson

Landor

Dickens