Titlebook: Class and the Canon; Constructing Labouri Kirstie Blair,Mina Gorji Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72280-9John Clare is a great poet of little things. He was drawn to the minor — the tiny, the seemingly insignificant. His poetry celebrates small spaces and littlest creatures — the grasshopper, the bee, the mouse, the drop of dew, nitches, hollows, nests:

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Nierenerkrankungen und Nierenersatzverfahrens writers engaged with poetic tradition. Many if not most volumes of eighteenth and nineteenth-century verse by labouring-class authors opened with subscription lists and other statements of patronage; many contained prefaces authored by better-known poets or critics; many introduced their authors n

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72280-9atest of our poetical prodigies — from Stephen Duck down to Thomas Dermody. . are forgotten already; or only remembered for derision. But the name of Burns, if we are not mis?taken, has not yet “gathered all its fame”.’ Jeffrey canvassed the case for locating Burns in the company of Wiltshire-born S

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Nierenerkrankungen und Nierenersatzverfahrenoet and instigator of an early Romantic coterie of fellow poets in the north of Ireland. He was the first of his circle to produce a published volume of verse, . (1793), and assaulted the literary marketplace on several fronts, marketing himself in the Belfast radical press as a brother poet of Robe