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Augustus William Hare
Augustus William Hare (17 November 1792 – 22 January 1834) was the son of Francis Hare-Naylor. He was the author of a history of Germany.
Life.
He was sent by the widow of Sir William Jones, whose godson he was, to Winchester College, and New College, Oxford, in the latter of which he was for some time a tutor. Weak health prevented him especially distinguishing himself, but in 1810 he was elected to a vacancy at New College. With
Waller Procter, Augustus William Hare, Julius Charles Hare, and Henry Crabb Robinson. At Fiesole in 1830 he met Walter Savage Landor, who when in England was frequently his guest, and wrote part of "Orestes at Delpho" under his roof. Kenyon was one of Southey's travelling companions on his French tour in 1838.
The Brownings.
Meeting Browning at a dinner-party, Kenyon discovered that Robert Browning senior, his father, had been at school with him in Bristol; this was the beginning of