The Age of Tennyson

Exploring the literary landscape of the Victorian era, this work delves into the life and influence of Alfred Lord Tennyson, one of the period's most prominent poets. Hugh Walker examines Tennyson's themes, stylistic innovations, and his role in shaping modern poetry. The book also contextualizes Tennyson within the broader cultural and social changes of the time, offering insights into his contemporaries and the evolution of poetic expression during the age.