Victorian Poetry

JOHN LUCAS pathetic cry of protest on behalf of exploited sempstresses, had after all been published in the Christmas 1843 numbe ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century Buchanan's condemnation of what he termed Rossetti's offensive "fleshly" poetry was follo ...

JOHN LUCAS happened, two poets whose claims as poets were strong. Other considera- tions, however, made them unthinkable. Accord ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century stone may have been prompted to write the article because he saw in the poem's attack on t ...

JOHN LUCAS Both the Westminster Review and Nineteenth Century are weighty authorities. Besides, the terms in which these noted j ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century charge (51). 16 "Watson was a fiercely patriotic man," Nelson says, who "demanded the high ...

JOHN LUCAS Asia was for a time widely admired after its publication in 1879. Unfortu- nately for Edwin Arnold, as Crowell says, ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century glican, monarchical, and evidently Tory, or at least acquiescent and deferential to the im ...

JOHN LUCAS "beauty and sweetness," he claimed, were "essential characteristics of a complete human perfection." 22 As R.H. Super ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century Swinburne contentiously describes "royalties rust-eaten" as "fanged mer- idian vermin" and ...

JOHN LUCAS really the embodiment of everything that is divine in woman. "She may," he says, "have done everything which might ha ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century house." 35 Equally important here was the inebriate Lionel Johnson. "[W]hat he drank," Yea ...

JOHN LUCAS Follio (1863) and translated into English in 1891 - was, as George L. Mosse observes, "one of the principal sources o ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century Dreadful Night" as a phantasm, there can be no doubt that it is meant to express a deep tr ...

JOHN LUCAS no anticipation: nothing but the torpor induced by despair. While it would be unfair to suggest that all of Levy's po ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century That the "romance of oneself" is the subject seems to have been widely accepted among memb ...

JOHN LUCAS the human feelings, which in Swinburne's case do not exist" (149). Eliot, in my view, is working his way toward decid ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century 6 WH. Mallock, "A Familiar Colloquy," Nineteenth Century 4 (1885), 298. For more on Malloc ...

JOHN LUCAS 20 Dowden's Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley, 2 vols. (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, 1886), while intending to be fully sup ...

Poetry in the late nineteenth century earlier essay "Byron" that first appeared in Macmillan's Magazine 43 (1880-81), 367-77, re ...