"In Tennyson Land" by John Cuming Walters offers readers a glimpse into the formative years and environment of the esteemed Poet Laureate, Alfred Lord Tennyson. This work meticulously explores the landscapes of Lincolnshire that profoundly shaped Tennyson's imagination and literary output. Walters masterfully connects specific locations and early experiences to the recurring themes and imagery found in Tennyson's poetry.
Featuring thirteen illustrations on Japanese vellum, this book serves as both a biographical study and a scenic tour, inviting enthusiasts of Victorian literature and poetry to trace the origins of Tennyson's genius. It illuminates how his home and surroundings were instrumental in crafting some of the most beloved verses in the English language, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and admirers alike.
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