John Keats, celebrated nineteenth-century Romantic poet, owed much to a handful of close friends who helped shape his short literary career. Spellbound looks at the lives of Charles Cowden Clarke, Charles Brown and Joseph Severn, recognising the influence they all had on the young writer.
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John Keats, celebrated nineteenth-century Romantic poet, owed much to a handful of close friends who helped shape his short literary career. Spellbound looks at the lives of Charles Cowden Clarke, Charles Brown and Joseph Severn, recognising the influence they all had on the young writer.
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First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. Original publisher's blue cloth, lettered gilt at the spine. Illustrated throughout. A refreshing and fascinating insight, Spellbound is meticulously researched-a must-read for all Keats' fans. ISBN: 1780034822 Pages: 172 Fine in fine dust jacket.
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First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. Original publisher's blue cloth, lettered gilt at the spine. Illustrated throughout, including letters to and from the poet, Peter Davey pays close attention to the significant aspects of his friends' lives in Keats' own tragically brief and troubled life. A refreshing and fascinating insight, Spellbound is meticulously researched-a must-read for all Keats' fans. Bookmark loosely inserted. ISBN: 1780034822 Pages: 172 Fine in fine dust jacket.