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The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty yearsAtkins, Elizabeth

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The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty years

Name: The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty years
Author: Atkins, Elizabeth

Atkins, Elizabeth

American poetry -- History and criticism; English poetry -- History and criticism; Poetry

Sampson, Henry Aylett
  Sandburg, Carl
  Sappho;
    Alcaeus on,
    modern poets on her genius,
    on her passion
  Savage, John
  Saxe, John Godfrey
  Scala, George Augustus
  Schauffler, Robert Haven
  Schiller, Johann Christoff Friedrich
  Scott, Sir Walter
  Seeger, Alan
  Service, Robert
  Shairp, Principal
  Shakespeare, William
  Sharp, William
  Shelley, Percy Bysshe,
    and Byron,
    on female poets,
    his hostility to the public,
    his indifference to his body,
    on Keats,
    on the poet's early death,
    habitat,
    inspiration,
    love,
    madness,
    loneliness,
    morals,
    persecutions,
    poverty,
    religion,
    seership,
    usefulness,
    on prenatal life,
    on Tasso
  Shenstone, William
  Sidney, Sir Philip
  Sinclair, May
  Smart, Christopher
  Smith, Alexander,
  Smith, J. Thorne, jr.,
  Socrates,
  Solomon,
  Soran, Charles,
  Southey, Robert,
  Spenser, Edmund,
  Sprague, E.L.,
  Stedman, Edmund Clarence,
  Stephens, James,
  Stickney, Trumbull,
  Stoddard, Charles Warren,
  Sullivan, Sir Arthur,
  Swinburne, Algernon,
    chafing against moral restraints;
    on Victor Hugo;
    on Marston;
    on his mother;
    on the poet's age;
    love of liberty;
    morals;
    parentage;
    religion;
    usefulness;
    on Christina Rossetti;
    on Sappho;
    on Shelley
  Symons, Arthur,

  Taine, Hippolyte Adolph,
  Tannahill, John,
  Tasso, Torquato,
  Taylor, Bayard,
  Teasdale, Sara,
  Tennyson, Alfred,
    burlesque on inspiration in wine;
    his contempt for the public;
    on the poet's death;
    expression;
    inspiration;
    intuitions;
    love of liberty;
    lovelessness;
    morality;
    pantheism;
    persecution;
    rank;
    religion;
    superiority to art;
    usefulness
  Tertullian, Thomas, Edith,
  Thompson, Francis,
    confidence in immortality;
    humility;
    on inspiration;
    on love and poetry;
    on Alice Meynell;
    on Viola Meynell;
    on the poet's body;
    expression;
    grief;
    habitat;
    loneliness;
    morals;
    youth
  Thomson, James,
  Thomson, James (B.V.),
    his atheism;
    on Mrs. Browning;
    on inspiration;
    on pessimistic poetry;
    on Platonic love;
    on Shelley;
    on Tasso;
    on Weltschmerz
  Timrod, Henry,
  Tolstoi, Count Leo,
  Towne, Charles Hanson,
  Trench, Herbert,
  Tupper, Martin Farquhar,

  Van Dyke, Henry,
  Vergil,
  Verlaine, Paul Marie,
  Villon, Francois,
  Viviani, Emilia,

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The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty yearsAtkins, Elizabeth

History

The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty years

Atkins, Elizabeth

American poetry -- History and criticism; English poetry -- History and criticism; Poetry

Sampson, Henry Aylett
  Sandburg, Carl
  Sappho;
    Alcaeus on,
    modern poets on her genius,
    on her passion
  Savage, John
  Saxe, John Godfrey
  Scala, George Augustus
  Schauffler, Robert Haven
  Schiller, Johann Christoff Friedrich
  Scott, Sir Walter
  Seeger, Alan
  Service, Robert
  Shairp, Principal
  Shakespeare, William
  Sharp, William
  Shelley, Percy Bysshe,
    and Byron,
    on female poets,
    his hostility to the public,
    his indifference to his body,
    on Keats,
    on the poet's early death,
    habitat,
    inspiration,
    love,
    madness,
    loneliness,
    morals,
    persecutions,
    poverty,
    religion,
    seership,
    usefulness,
    on prenatal life,
    on Tasso
  Shenstone, William
  Sidney, Sir Philip
  Sinclair, May
  Smart, Christopher
  Smith, Alexander,
  Smith, J. Thorne, jr.,
  Socrates,
  Solomon,
  Soran, Charles,
  Southey, Robert,
  Spenser, Edmund,
  Sprague, E.L.,
  Stedman, Edmund Clarence,
  Stephens, James,
  Stickney, Trumbull,
  Stoddard, Charles Warren,
  Sullivan, Sir Arthur,
  Swinburne, Algernon,
    chafing against moral restraints;
    on Victor Hugo;
    on Marston;
    on his mother;
    on the poet's age;
    love of liberty;
    morals;
    parentage;
    religion;
    usefulness;
    on Christina Rossetti;
    on Sappho;
    on Shelley
  Symons, Arthur,

  Taine, Hippolyte Adolph,
  Tannahill, John,
  Tasso, Torquato,
  Taylor, Bayard,
  Teasdale, Sara,
  Tennyson, Alfred,
    burlesque on inspiration in wine;
    his contempt for the public;
    on the poet's death;
    expression;
    inspiration;
    intuitions;
    love of liberty;
    lovelessness;
    morality;
    pantheism;
    persecution;
    rank;
    religion;
    superiority to art;
    usefulness
  Tertullian, Thomas, Edith,
  Thompson, Francis,
    confidence in immortality;
    humility;
    on inspiration;
    on love and poetry;
    on Alice Meynell;
    on Viola Meynell;
    on the poet's body;
    expression;
    grief;
    habitat;
    loneliness;
    morals;
    youth
  Thomson, James,
  Thomson, James (B.V.),
    his atheism;
    on Mrs. Browning;
    on inspiration;
    on pessimistic poetry;
    on Platonic love;
    on Shelley;
    on Tasso;
    on Weltschmerz
  Timrod, Henry,
  Tolstoi, Count Leo,
  Towne, Charles Hanson,
  Trench, Herbert,
  Tupper, Martin Farquhar,

  Van Dyke, Henry,
  Vergil,
  Verlaine, Paul Marie,
  Villon, Francois,
  Viviani, Emilia,

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