Utopia: or, Apollo's Golden Days
| Title | Utopia: or, Apollo's Golden Days |
| Year for Search | 1747 |
| Authors | [Younge], [Henry Lewis](b. 1694) |
| Date Published | 1747 |
| Publisher | Ptd. by George Faulkner |
| Place Published | Dublin, Ireland |
| Annotation | Poem that begins with a country Dustopia (perhaps the earliest use) which is favored and becomes Utopia. In the reprint the word is spelled "Dystopia" on pages 400 and 401 and with a footnote on 400 defining the word as "an unhappy country". See V[esselin] M. Budakov, “Dystopia: An Earlier Eighteenth-Century Use.” Notes and Queries 57.1 (March 2010): 86-88. |
| Additional Publishers | Slightly rev. in The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle 18 (September 1748): 399-402. |
| Holding Institutions | O |
| Author Note | (b. 1694) |
| Full Text | 1747 [Younge, Henry Lewis] (b. 1694). Utopia: or, Apollo’s Golden Days. Dublin, Ireland: Ptd. by George Faulkner. Slightly rev. in The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle 18 (September 1748): 399-402. O Poem that begins with a country Dustopia (perhaps the earliest use) which is favored and becomes Utopia. In the reprint the word is spelled “Dystopia” on pages 400 and 401 and with a footnote on 400 defining the word as “an unhappy country”. See V[esselin] M. Budakov, “Dystopia: An Earlier Eighteenth-Century Use.” Notes and Queries 57.1 (March 2010): 86-88. |
