Tennyson's Poems with Prose Notes Reviewed
A critical look at the new iE edition of Tennyson's Works, noting portable 800 page format with thin transparent paper, rare prose annotations by the poet, and the contrast between novel prose and his poetry. It highlights the editor HalLam Lord Tennyson and the personal, sometimes abrupt, prose notes, including remarks on plagiarism and scholarly apparatus. The review comments on the biographical value over literary novelty.
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Review of Percy Grant's The Search of Belisarius
A critic appraises Rev. Percy Stickney Grant's verse novel The Search of Belisarius, noting its sincere effort and beauty but finding it not true poetry. The analysis likens the poem to a mosaic of colored stones and argues the verse fails to ignite inner passion or convey a deep, universal meaning.
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