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Charles Lewis Gruneisen (1806–1879) was an English journalist and musical critic.

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rdfs:comment	Charles Lewis Gruneisen (1806–1879) was an English journalist and musical critic. (en) Charles Lewis Gruneisen, född 1806, död 1879, var en engelsk publicist av tysk härkomst. Gruneisen var underredaktör i "Morning Post" samt dess krigskorrespondent i Spanien 1837-38 (då han utstod många faror, tillfångatogs, men lössläpptes genom lord Palmerstons inflytande), Pariskorrespondent 1839-44 (då han ordnade en regelbunden brevduvepost mellan Paris och London) och sedan musikkritiker. År 1847 tog han initiativ till upprättande av Italienska operan i Covent Garden, och 1852 deltog han i stiftandet av Conservative land society. Gruneisen stod i korrespondens med statsmän i flera länder. (sv)
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notable works	The Opera and the Press (en) Sketches of Spain and the Spaniards during the Carlist Civil War (en)
spouse	Emma Jane Moore (en)
title	Gruneisen, primer corresponsal de guerra (en)

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