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What was the influence that led to the reform of government and society in Britain during the romantic period

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Weslyan revivals

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British reform culminated in 1832 with what bill

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Reform bill of 1832

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What formed the united kingdom by uniting Ireland and Great Britain

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Second act of union

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The years 1789 through 1832 encompass the great literary revolution known as what

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Romantic Period

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What has two major parts called the octave and the sestet

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Sonnets

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What was the era from which romantic stew great inspiration for their work

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Middle ages

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Much of the work produced by romantics made wide use of what which is defined as the quality that renders poetry and prose musical and expressive of the authors personal thoughts and feelings

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Lyricism

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What term describes an approach to writing that is simple natural and straightforward

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Familiar style

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What is another term for the familiar essay

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Prose lyric

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The extensive use of what set the Romantics apart from neoclassicists

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Human emotion

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What are the three critical decision everyone must make

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Excepting Jesus as personal Savior
Finding God’s choice of a marriage partner
Find God’s choice of career

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Wrote Tiger Tiger burning in the forest of the night

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William Blake

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Author of the poetic lines she walks in beauty like the night
Used heroism as a leading team in his writings
Wrote the ballad the “destruction of sennacherib

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Lord Byron

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Offered the lines water water everywhere and all the boards did shrink

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ST Coleridge

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15
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Coined the term familiar style

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William Hazlitt

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Wrote the famous sonnet on first looking into Chapman‘s homer
originated the expression a thing of beauty is joy forever

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John Keats

17
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Romantic. Assess that include Thomas Dequincy and William Hazlitt

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Charles lamb

18
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Authored a poem glorifying God as Creator

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Thomas Moore

19
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Used heroism as a leading theme in his writing.
Created with inventing the historical novel.
Was a reviver of Scottish culture and a writer of ballads and novels

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Sir Walter Scott

20
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Was the writer of the sonnet Ozymandias.

Compose the lines bird down never worked that from heaven or near it

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Percy Shelley

21
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Composed a poem about daffodils called I wandered lonely as a cloud
poet laureate of England

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William Wordsworth