Titlebook: Class and the Canon; Constructing Labouri Kirstie Blair,Mina Gorji Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72280-9John Clare is a great poet of little things. He was drawn to the minor — the tiny, the seemingly insignificant. His poetry celebrates small spaces and littlest creatures — the grasshopper, the bee, the mouse, the drop of dew, nitches, hollows, nests:

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Nierenerkrankungen und Nierenersatzverfahrens writers engaged with poetic tradition. Many if not most volumes of eighteenth and nineteenth-century verse by labouring-class authors opened with subscription lists and other statements of patronage; many contained prefaces authored by better-known poets or critics; many introduced their authors n

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72280-9atest of our poetical prodigies — from Stephen Duck down to Thomas Dermody. . are forgotten already; or only remembered for derision. But the name of Burns, if we are not mis¬taken, has not yet “gathered all its fame”.’ Jeffrey canvassed the case for locating Burns in the company of Wiltshire-born S

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Nierenerkrankungen und Nierenersatzverfahrenoet and instigator of an early Romantic coterie of fellow poets in the north of Ireland. He was the first of his circle to produce a published volume of verse, . (1793), and assaulted the literary marketplace on several fronts, marketing himself in the Belfast radical press as a brother poet of Robe