Tennyson.
The article analyzes the poems of Lord Alfred Tennyson especially in its envisionment of Catholic ideals. According to the article, his poem "St. Agnes' Eve," for example testify more persistently to his loyalty to the Established Church than to any Shakespearian comprehension of his subject. It als...
| Published in: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 1; no. 17; pp. 456 - 459 |
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America Media
8/7/1909
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