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Young Romantics: the Shelleys, Byron and other tangled lives

19th July 201121st July 2016 Louise Jack

(Photo credit: Bloomsbury. Image above shows the title and author of the book in white and grey text against a black background with a design in white) There is a great myth of the Romantic poet being a solitary, introspective soul. Daisy Hay shatters this myth with her compelling, revelatory group biography Young Romantics.

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