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Rediscover the lost verses of a literary giant with "The Suppressed Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson." This collection unveils rarely seen works from the celebrated Victorian poet, offering a fresh perspective on his artistry and the 19th-century English literary landscape.
Explore Tennyson's profound engagement with themes of love, loss, nature, and spirituality through poems that, for various reasons, remained hidden from the public eye for many years. This unique volume sheds light on the creative process of one of history's most beloved poets, providing scholars and enthusiasts alike with an invaluable resource.
A significant addition to the study of English poetry and Victorian literature, this collection offers both a deeper understanding of Tennyson's established works and an opportunity to appreciate newly discovered facets of his poetic genius. Immerse yourself in the richness of Tennyson's language and the enduring power of his vision.
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