In the year 1850, In Memoriam was published and it is regarded as one of the most influential poems. In Memoriam features 133 poetic fragments having varied tone, theme and presentations. This book drove him to instant fame and was appointed as the British Poet Laureate, successor to William Wordsworth. This poem was favorite of the royal couple, Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert. It was often quoted in the sermons of church during the last half of the century.
This reference book features the handsomely composed analysis, commentaries and study questions. A new Critical Introduction, a brief chronology of author, along with the background studies, biography of the author and related content better understanding of the text. A complete chapter on "Critical Essays" has been added for students needing to understand the book in depth.
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