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Pronunciation: [hˈɔːɹɪs wˈɒlpə͡ʊl] (IPA)

Horace Walpole was an 18th-century British writer, politician, and art historian, who was widely acclaimed for his literary works and architectural designs. As one of the most influential cultural figures of his time, he was associated with several synonyms, including the "father of the Gothic novel" and the "inventor of historicism." His literary accomplishments were nothing short of remarkable, and he was a keen observer of culture and art. Some of the other synonyms that have been associated with him include the "polymath extraordinaire" and the "renaissance man." Walpole's influence extended far beyond his lifetime, and he remains a prominent figure in British history and culture to this day.

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  • I have spoken of the forceful sonnets of that tragic Portuguese, Antero de Quental, who died by his own hand. Feeling acutely for the plight of his country on the occasion of the British ultimatum in 1890, he wrote as follows: "An English statesman of the last century, who was also undoubtedly a perspicacious observer and a philosopher, Horace Walpole, said that for those who feel, life is a tragedy, and a comedy for those who think. Very well then, if we are destined to end tragically, we Portuguese, we who , we would rather prefer this terrible, but noble destiny to that which is reserved, and perhaps at no very remote future date, for England, the country that thinks and calculates, whose destiny it is to finish miserably and comically." …we twin-brothers of the Atlantic seaboard have always been distinguished by a certain pedantry of feeling, but there remains a basis of truth underlying this terrible idea — namely that some peoples, those who put thought above feeling, I should say reason above faith, die comically, while those die tragically who put faith above reason.
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