Bloomsbury Guides To English Literature From 1790 To 1830

Bloomsbury Guides to English Literature: From 1790 to 1830 (1994)
by Geoff Ward | Published by Bloomsbury | Sold by Crappy Old Books

Step into a revolutionary age of imagination, rebellion, and the rise of the Romantic spirit. In this concise yet comprehensive guide, Geoff Ward maps the turbulent literary landscape of 1790 to 1830—a period defined by towering figures such as Wordsworth, Byron, Shelley, and Keats, as well as radical political upheavals and shifting artistic ideals.

Part of the acclaimed Bloomsbury Guides to English Literature series, this volume unpacks key movements, themes, and works with clarity and scholarly insight, making it essential reading for students, teachers, and curious readers alike.

Whether you’re revisiting Coleridge’s haunted mind or exploring the Gothic undercurrents of the early 19th century, this is your well-thumbed passport to a vivid literary world.

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