HPIC: The Harlot's Progress in Context
The website, "The Harlot's Progress in Context," was dedicated to William Hogarth (1697-1764), a well-known eighteenth-century painter and engraver. This archived site features all of the website's internal content at the time of capture. It includes in-depth analysis of Hogarth's six-part series of engravings, "A Harlot's Progress", and six plates which depict the story of Moll Hackabout.
The website was created by a class of undergraduate students in ENGC37 at the University of Toronto Scarborough, during the winter semester of 2015. Staff from the Digital Scholarship Unit at the UTSC Library and the UTSC Writing Centre provided technical, research, and writing support.
Digital files found in the UTSC Library's Digital Collections are meant for research and private study used in compliance with copyright legislation. Access to digital images and text found on this website and the technical capacity to download or copy it does not imply permission to re-use. Prior written permission to publish, or otherwise use images and text found on the website must be obtained from the copyright holder. Please contact UTSC Library for further information.
External web pages and content are not captured in this recording of the site, although these URLs for external links remain as part of the structure of the website.
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