Robert Southey: Entire Man of LettersYale University Press, 2006/01/01 - 305 ページ In his lifetime Robert Southey was very much the equal of his fellow 'Lake poets,' Coleridge and Wordsworth, but since his death his reputation has been overshadowed by their success. In this biography W. A. Speck argues that if Southey's poetry is no longer considered as significant, his other writings were more salient and his political views far more influential than those of his fellow poets. The book engages with Southey's voluminous publications, weaving discussion of them into the narrative of his life. |
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Schoolboy 17741792 | 3 |
Student 17921794 | 24 |
Pantisocrat 17941795 | 42 |
Jacobin 17951800 | 62 |
Shuttlecock of Fortune 18001803 | 83 |
A day of clouds and storms | 99 |
Laker 18031807 | 101 |
Lake Poet 18071809 | 119 |
The most powerful literary supporter of the Tories 18221829 | 189 |
The Doctor 18291834 | 208 |
An evening of gloom closed in by premature darkness | 227 |
Widower 18341837 | 229 |
Old Man 18371839 | 240 |
Epilogue | 251 |
Abbreviations | 257 |
Notes | 259 |
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