CHRIST’S HOSPITAL – CHARLES LAMB

CHRIST’S HOSPITAL – CHARLES LAMB
·         Full title of the essay is Christ’s Hospital Five and Thirty Years Ago.
·         The school was originally founded in the 16th century in Greyfriars, London and Hertford.
·         Charles Lamb’s Essays of Elia is a study of personality.
·         Charles Lamb was called as ‘Gentle’ by his contemporary writers
·         This essay was published in London Magazine, November 1820.
·         Actually, the Christ Hospital is a great English Public school for boys.
·         Christ’s hospital was founded by Edward-VI, 1553.
·         Christ Hospital was originally located at New Gate Street, London.
·         Blue Coat School, Housey and CH is the other name of Christ’s Hospital, there are 400 students studied in colt.
·         In 1902, Christ’s Hospital was shifted to West Horsham, Sussex.
·         Lamb spent 7 years with Coleridge in Christ Hospital.
·         This essay was written in the guise of Coleridge.
·         Lamb parents lived in London.
·         The wholesome food was supplied by aunt.
·         There are two holidays in Christ’s Hospital. 1. Summer Holidays 2. Winter Holidays.
·         In Summer the boys bath in New River.
·         In Winter holidays the boys visit menagerie in tower.
·         The double tyranny was inflicted by master and monitors.
·         The servant maid steal the part of the food from the boys.
·         The boys in the Christ’s Hospital had a aversion for fatty meat.
·         They consider the meat as an evil spirit.
·         The students who attempted to run away from Christ Hospital are punished with fetters.
·         Solitary confinement and daily dose of flogging for second attempt.
·         Expelled from the school is for third attempt.
·         1.lower Grammar School  2. Upper Grammar School are the two sections in the Christ’s Hospital.
·         James Boyer is the in-charge of the Upper Grammar School, who is the strict and stern master.
·         Lamb studied under Mathew Field.
·         Coleridge, Le Grice and Allan are the friends of Lamb.


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  5. Christ hospital founded by CHARLES VI (6) not 4.... Thank you

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    1. Sir who is founder of Christ hospital?

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    2. The founder of Christ's Hospital, also known as the Bluecoat School, was King Edward VI. It was established in 1552 as a charitable school for the education of poor children in London.
      Charles Lamb, the famous English essayist, attended Christ's Hospital as a student and later wrote about his experiences there in his essay "Christ's Hospital Five and Thirty Years Ago."

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