Works of Samuel T. Coleridge: The Life Of Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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From: Monarch Notes
Date: 19630101
Author:Coleridge, Samuel T.

Coleridge, Samuel T.
Monarch Notes
01-01-1963
The Life Of Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Introduction

With very few exceptions Coleridge's really good poetry - certainly all
of his great poety - was written by the time he was thirty. Since this book is
a study of Coleridge's poetry, not of his prose (of which there is plenty),
the biographical summary that follows does not extend, except as a sketch,
beyond 1802. It does attempt some detail of analysis of his life and
involvements through 1802, the years during which he was a poet and was
becoming one. There is an effort made to review with ...

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