Eighteen hundred and eleven: poetry, protest and economic crisis
Eighteen hundred and eleven: poetry, protest and economic crisis
A lively historical and biographical account of the economic crisis of 1811 which brought Britain to the brink of revolution, through analysis of a controversial protest poem by Anna Letitia Barbauld and works by Wordsworth, Coleridge and others. It is essential reading for readers interested in Romantic-era poetry in a political context.
romanticism, poetry, protest, economic crisis, women writers
Cambridge University Press
Clery, Emma
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1 June 2017
Clery, Emma
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Clery, Emma
(2017)
Eighteen hundred and eleven: poetry, protest and economic crisis
(Cambridge Studies in Romanticism, 116),
vol. 116,
First ed.
Cambridge.
Cambridge University Press, 330pp.
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A lively historical and biographical account of the economic crisis of 1811 which brought Britain to the brink of revolution, through analysis of a controversial protest poem by Anna Letitia Barbauld and works by Wordsworth, Coleridge and others. It is essential reading for readers interested in Romantic-era poetry in a political context.
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romanticism, poetry, protest, economic crisis, women writers
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