Arthur Hugh Clough: Selected PoemsThis book presents a selection of the full range of Arthur Hugh Clough's poetry, which explores the tensions of a time of radical changes in the religious, political, and literary landscape. It also includes a detailed introduction and annotations by Shirley Chew. |
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... living instrument ' out of a crude linguistic mixture of light fashionable jargon and turgid pedantry , and effected a ' democratic movement in the language ' . * Wordsworth achieved in his best poetry a perfect unity of thought and ...
... living instrument ' out of a crude linguistic mixture of light fashionable jargon and turgid pedantry , and effected a ' democratic movement in the language ' . * Wordsworth achieved in his best poetry a perfect unity of thought and ...
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... living in an ' unpoetical ' age , Clough should aim at converting its main currents and characteristics into poetry . Such a poetic conversion of an ' unpoetical ' age would have been impossible without ' that interest in life and ...
... living in an ' unpoetical ' age , Clough should aim at converting its main currents and characteristics into poetry . Such a poetic conversion of an ' unpoetical ' age would have been impossible without ' that interest in life and ...
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... living : train journeys , people eating ices and drinking in cafés , Victorian families on tour with ' seven - and - seventy boxes ' . He also had a lively sense of irony and keenly appreciated what he called ' the strange contrast of ...
... living : train journeys , people eating ices and drinking in cafés , Victorian families on tour with ' seven - and - seventy boxes ' . He also had a lively sense of irony and keenly appreciated what he called ' the strange contrast of ...
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Contents
9 | |
A Note on the Text | 35 |
Dutythats to say complying | 41 |
The Latest Decalogue | 51 |
It fortifies my soul to know | 57 |
Ye flags of Piccadilly | 63 |
AMOURS DE VOYAGE | 127 |
Notes | 211 |
127 | 237 |
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