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Condition of England Novels The phrase “Condition of England” was coined by the Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle in his influential

Graveyard School of Poetry The Graveyard School of Poetry emerged in mid-eighteenth-century England, occupying a liminal space between Neoclassicism and

Cavalier Poetry When we speak of Cavalier poetry, we summon the world of seventeenth-century England, a period where politics, aesthetics,

Critical Appreciation of John Keats’s To Autumn John Keats’s To Autumn (1819) is often regarded as the most perfect of

Click here to read poem Line-by-Line Explanation Strange Fits of Passion Stanza 1 Strange fits of passion have I known:

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The Greenhouse Effect CARL DENNIS The gradual warming trend will likely go onAnd the grain belts begin to slide closer

Sonnet 73 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE That time of year thou mayst in me behold,When yellow leaves, or none, or few do