A Note on Law and Lawlessness: Coventry Patmore and Two Women Poets—Eliza Keary and Alice Meynell.

The article offers information on the Poet Coventry Patmore's law of metrics. Topics include It mentions women Poets Eliza Keary and Alice Meynell came under the influence of Patmore and learned from him, the prosodic law of his treatise on occasions; mentions Patmore considered the great Gothic all...

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Published in:Victorian Poetry Vol. 57; no. 2; pp. 163 - 176
Main Author: Armstrong, Isobel
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Published: Johns Hopkins University Press Summer2019
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