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Tennyson Life and Work in a World of Power and Reform
W V Brags surveys Alfred Lord Tennyson within the era of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, contrasting his poetic stature with contemporaries while critiquing the social order that shaped his fame. The piece argues Tennyson joined the aristocratic culture, declined a baronetcy yet gained royal favor, and contends his focus on past ideals limited his universal reach despite immense artistic achievements.
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