Samuel Rogers was an English poet, once among the most celebrated of his time. His recollections of contemporaries like Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Byron offer vital insights into London's vibrant artistic and literary circles. A banker by profession, Rogers utilized his wealth to support the arts and was also a discerning art collector. Though his fame has waned compared to his Romantic peers, his writings provide a valuable window into a significant cultural era.
This collection of poetry by Samuel Lover is a must-have for any fan of classic verse. Lover's writing is both witty and lyrical, capturing the joys and sorrows of life in all their complexity. This edition includes a selection of Lover's most beloved poems, as well as a biographical introduction that sheds light on the life and works of this accomplished poet.
The collection showcases Samuel Rogers' literary talent and sharp observations, embodying the refined tastes of the Romantic era. His poetry, published in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, is marked by elegance, classical influences, and meticulous craftsmanship, reflecting the artistic sensibilities of the time.
Capitalists without the Right Kind of Capital
The book explores the critical role of state-business relations and external capital in shaping and reinforcing authoritarian populism in Hungary. It highlights how these capitalist connections are essential for understanding the economic dimensions of this ideology, which has evolved significantly since 2010.
The iconic British postbox has brought words of joy, laughter, hope and surprise to millions around the world (and sometimes even just around the corner). In this delightful story you are invited inside a hidden world where these messages are whisked away to almost-magically appear in the hands of people near and far.