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excelled in literature and drawing

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william blake

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followed techings of rousseau

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william blake

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supported the french revolution

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william blake

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published the lamb

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william blake

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little lamb who made thee

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a: Jesus Christ

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the garden of love

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condemns the seventh commandment

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member of the lake school of poets

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william wordsworth

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beleived poetry should treat common subjects and use language of ordinary people

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wiliam wordsworth

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beleived he learned directly from nature - the unseen power that indwells all things

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wiliam wordsworth

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the most important poetic acheivment of british romanticism

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the prelude by william wordsworth

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i wandered lonely as a cloud

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compares daffodils to stars using a similie

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the prince of english essayist

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charles lamb

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worked as a bokkeeper in his spare time

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charles lamb

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wrote a childrens version of shakespear

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charle lamb and his sister mary

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used elia as his pen name

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chrales lamb

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resided in london

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charles lamb

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characteristics of the familiar essay

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relaxed style
use of ordinary life as the subject
a preferance for feeling and imagination
direct self revelation

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old china

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initial subject os the speakers attraction to the old art of fine china
has circular structuyre

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became heir to uncles title, estate, and modest fortune at ten years old

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gerge gordon, lord byron

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byronic hero charcterized by–

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arrogance, anguish, sullenness and solitude, and self-will and rebellion

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she walks in beauty

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consisdered beautiful for her character than her natural beatuy

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idealism

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states that all knowledge has its source in self

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primitivusm

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a preferance for the uncivilized life

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deism

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teaches that God is seperate from creation

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trancendentalism
teaches that God is resident in nature and man is known as the world spirit
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untilitarianism
an ethical system in which actions are judged on the happyness they produce
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soliloquy
self revelation overheard
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the primary subject of the romantic poem
the poet himslef
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the artistic pinnacle of romantic lituratrue
is poetry
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meant for his poetry instrumental in reform and revolution
percy bysshe shelley
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left his wife and eloped to france with a lady he married
shelley
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died by drowning at sea during a storm
wshelley
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england in 1819
inspired by the Peterloo massacre
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not a rebel in lifestyle
john keats
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trained was an apthecary, forsook medicine for poetry
john keats
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he and his brother died of tuberculosis
john keats
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on first looking into chapmans homer
a sonnet keat's first indisputably great poem
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intoduced transcendantalism to england
samuel taylor coleridge
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as a result of his prose he is known as the father of the modern literary criticism
coleridge
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responsible for the present view of shakespear
attributes the eloquence of the rurual people to the influence of the bible and the book of common prayer
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rime of the ancient mariner's verse form
ballad stanza
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the albotross
welcomed by the sailors as a sign of good fortune