Titlebook: John Keats; A Literary Life R. S. White Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 John Keats.poem.poet.

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,‘Aesculapius’,ody just orphaned. During this period of his youth (August 1810 to March 1817) Keats was qualifying himself to be a doctor. Since these are in some ways his ‘lost years’, seen by only a few critics as significant to his later career as poet but by most as a ‘false start’, I make no apology that this

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,‘Was there a Poet born?’,hus achieving the primary medical qualification. Leaving his short-term options open he took advantage of the break from study to go to Margate on holiday with his brother Tom, while remaining enrolled for the higher level of surgeon. However, he had made up his mind to abandon medicine in the longe

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,‘That which is creative must create itself’: 1817 and ,leading to the Queen’s Head Tavern, and opposite to one of the City Companies’ halls – the Ironmongers’, if I mistake not’ (CCC, 137). In his letter to Taylor and Hessey, Keats says he will ‘steal out of town in a day or two’, and just three days later on 15 April we find him writing back to his bro

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,‘Dark passages’: 1818, January to June,one. He wrote to Bailey at Oxford ‘perhaps more goes through the human intelligence in 12 days than was ever written’ (., 1, 209), and it is the sheer diversity of his activities, ideas and pithy descriptions that challenge any biographer who seeks to reflect the complexity of a life as it is lived

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