Deze Engelse romantische dichteres, vaak de Zwaan van Lichfield genoemd, wordt geprezen om haar elegieën en sonnetten. Haar vers, deels geïnspireerd door Erasmus Darwin, omvat ook een poëtische roman. Ze bracht bijna haar hele leven door in Lichfield, en haar verzen vormen een waardevolle bijdrage aan de romantische literatuur.
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Anna Seward (1742-1809) was one of the most important English poets of the 18th century, known for her lyricism, wit, and engagement with contemporary social issues. Her poetry influenced later writers such as William Wordsworth and Edgar Allan Poe. This collection includes some of her most famous works, as well as correspondence with other literary figures of her time, providing insight into her life and creative process.
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