The Making of the Poets: Byron and Shelley in Their TimeChatto & Windus, 2002 - 402 páginas Both Byron and Shelley died young. By the time Byron left Harrow, almost half his life was over; and when Shelley left Eton, three-fifths of his life was gone. Ian Gilmour has concentrated on the two poets in their youth, and has told their stories in tandem. Their formative years were packed with incident and had a decisive influence on the later lives of them both. As an historian, Gilmour provides a colourful account of the political, social and economic background to their writings. Byron and Shelley lived in the stormy age of the French Revolution, the Napoleonic Wars and the post-Napoleon reaction. They became close friends, and though they are usually thought to have been very different from each other, Gilmour shows that they had much more in common than is usually recognised. |
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... Timothy without discharging a volley of oaths at him . Like his father , Timothy was good looking , but there the resemblance ended . Whatever Sir Bysshe's many defects , he was out of the ordinary . In contrast Timothy was as ...
... Timothy without discharging a volley of oaths at him . Like his father , Timothy was good looking , but there the resemblance ended . Whatever Sir Bysshe's many defects , he was out of the ordinary . In contrast Timothy was as ...
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... Timothy Shelley did not arrive in London till 4 or 5 April . He then wrote to John Hogg from the House of Commons , suggesting he came to London . Earlier he had sent a message to his son and Hogg ' directing ' them to return to their ...
... Timothy Shelley did not arrive in London till 4 or 5 April . He then wrote to John Hogg from the House of Commons , suggesting he came to London . Earlier he had sent a message to his son and Hogg ' directing ' them to return to their ...
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... Timothy had ' resolved to withdraw ' himself from him , and leave him to ' the punishment and misery ' that belonged to his heretical opinions . The letter ended with some overwrought rhetoric in which Timothy managed to cram into one ...
... Timothy had ' resolved to withdraw ' himself from him , and leave him to ' the punishment and misery ' that belonged to his heretical opinions . The letter ended with some overwrought rhetoric in which Timothy managed to cram into one ...
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Byron and Shelley in Their Time | 1 |
The Byrons and Gordons | 12 |
Childhood in Aberdeen | 21 |
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