Thomas Chatterton, though recognized as a genius by contemporaries such as Byron, Keats, and Shelley, experienced little success during his brief life. Writing under the pen-name Thomas Rowley, his pseudo-medieval poetry garnered historical significance despite his untimely death at seventeen. Chatterton's legacy lies in his singular contribution to literature, with his faux-medieval verse foreshadowing the Romantic movement.
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The three-volume collection showcases the works of Thomas Chatterton, a poet known for his remarkable talent and controversial role as a forger. First published in 1803, this compilation highlights Chatterton's contributions to literature during his brief life from 1752 to 1770, celebrating his creativity and the impact of his forgeries on the literary scene of his time.
There is more to Thomas Chatterton than the romantic archetype. This selection, with its detailed notes, shows the historical significance and unexpected range of Chatterton's poetry, and also enables the reader to enjoy it for its rich resonance and wonderfully memorable rhythms. schovat popis
Thomas Chatterton was one of the most important poets of the 18th century, known for his innovative use of language and his influential contributions to the Romantic movement. This edition collects all of Chatterton's known poems, including his famous 'Rowley Poems.' The book is edited and introduced by Henry David Roberts, a leading scholar of Chatterton's life and work.
This book is a collection of prose works by the 18th-century English poet Thomas Chatterton. It includes a variety of pieces in different genres and styles, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the literary world of Chatterton's time.
This collection of poems, attributed to the fictitious medieval poet Thomas Rowley and others, was published in the late 18th century by Thomas Tyrwhitt, with commentary by John Milles. The poems, which were actually written by Chatterton himself, are notable for their imitation of medieval language and style. This book is a fascinating glimpse into the literary world of late 18th-century England.
Including His Unpublished Poems And Correspondence (1851)
A comedic musical play set in 18th century London, featuring lively songs and witty dialogue. Originally performed at the Marybone Gardens, this burletta is a must-read for fans of classic theater and music.