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Swinburne’s Conception of Shelley
The Pre-Raphaelite Review
  • Terry L. Meyers, William & Mary
Document Type
Article
Department/Program
English
Pub Date
5-1-1980
Abstract

"Although Swinburne wrote only three essays exclusively devoted to Shelley, his comments on Shelley in his poetry, in his letters, and in the rest of his essays are all but innumerable. In the present study, I intend to examine those comments that are germane to understanding how Swinburne conceived of Shelley as an advocate of political and religious freedom. Such a focus must leave out many aspects of Shelley that Swinburne commented on but which are not central to understanding the importance of Shelley to Swinburne..."

Citation Information
Terry L. Meyers. "Swinburne’s Conception of Shelley" The Pre-Raphaelite Review Vol. 3 Iss. 2 (1980) p. 36 - 45
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/terry-meyers/24/