Month: July 2025

1. Introduction to a Short but Significant Life Henry Kirke White as a Romantic Poet represents youthful brilliance and early promise. Born in 1785, he died at just 21. Despite his short life, he left behind moving poetry full of Read More …

Robert Southey as a Romantic Poet 1. Early Life and Education Robert Southey as a Romantic Poet began with his early exposure to literature. Born in 1774, he grew up in Bristol, surrounded by books and stories. His schooling at Read More …

1. Introduction to John Clare’s Romantic Legacy John Clare stands apart as a voice of humble origins. As a Romantic poet, he brought authenticity and rural clarity. Unlike his peers, Clare wrote not from myth but from life. His connection Read More …

1. Introduction to William Hazlitt’s Romantic Legacy William Hazlitt stands as one of Romanticism’s finest prose stylists and essayists. His Romantic criticism captures the passion and complexity of the period. Though not a poet, Hazlitt’s essays share the movement’s deep Read More …

1. Jane Austen’s Enduring Legacy Jane Austen as a writer remains central to English literature. Although her novels were written in the early 19th century, their appeal has never faded. Indeed, her books still attract global readership and critical acclaim. Read More …

Thomas Moore as a Romantic Writer 1. Introduction to Thomas MooreThomas Moore Thomas Moore as a romantic writer was a central figure in Romantic-era poetry. Born in Ireland in 1779, Moore became known for his lyrical talent and political voice. Read More …

Walter Savage Landor as a Romantic Writer 1. Introduction to Walter Savage LandorWalter Savage Landor as a romantic writer stands as one of the most intellectually vigorous voices of the Romantic age. Born in 1775, Landor’s work spans poetry, drama, Read More …

Leigh Hunt as a Romantic Writer 1. Introduction to Leigh HuntLeigh Hunt is a romantic writer and remains a significant figure in English Romanticism. He is often underappreciated. Born in 1784, Hunt was not only a poet but also a Read More …

1. Introduction to Charles Lamb Charles Lamb remains one of the most beloved essayists of the Romantic period. He wrote with a voice that was gentle, nostalgic, and deeply personal. Unlike the grand themes of Wordsworth or Shelley, Lamb explored Read More …

Early Life and Education Thomas De Quincey was born in 1785 in Manchester, England. His father died early, and this shaped his emotional world. As a child, he showed extreme sensitivity and high intelligence. He read widely and loved literature Read More …