The Creevey Papers

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The Diary of Virginia Woolf
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          <note>Creevey (1768-1838) a Whig MP; Virginia and Leonard Woolf owned a copy of Herbert Maxwell's 1928 edition of his Papers. See p.157 n.4 in source, which accompanies Woolf's comments on Creevey in diary entry for 14 May 1933, in which she compares and contrasts Creevey and Henry James, referring to Creevey as a 'vulgar old brute' in his evocations of 'the general laxity &amp; lustiness &amp; vulgarity' of Regency court life, and his 'uncurbed, &amp; weak' prose style.</note>
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