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William Bentley 1759-1819, American Unitarian clergyman, b. Boston. From 1783 until his death he was pastor of East Church, Salem, Mass. His Diary (4 vol., 1905-14), covering the years 1784-1819, is a valuable historical source.

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King, William

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King, William (1663–1712), a writer of burlesques, satires, and light verse, much of which was published anonymously. In his Dialogues of the Dead (1699) he joined Charles Boyle in the attack on Bentley. (See Battle of the Books.)

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Ainsworth, William Harrison

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Ainsworth, William Harrison (1805–82), published his first novel Rookwood, romanticizing the career of Dick Turpin, in 1824, and followed it in 1839 with Jack Sheppard, exalting the life of another highwayman. These ‘Newgate’ novels were satirized by Thackeray in 1839–40 in Catherine. He edited Bentley's Miscellany (1840–2), Ainsworth's Magazine (1842–53), and finally the New Monthly Magazine. He wrote 39 novels, chiefly historical. They include Guy Fawkes (1841), Old St Paul's (1841), Windsor Castle (1843), and The Lancashire Witches (1848).

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