In the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley: poems
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| Schriftenreihe: | Contemporary poetry series (Orlando, Fla.)
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references Tom Medwin recalls his cousein Percy Shelley at Syon House Academy -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley remembers trying to raise the Devil while at Eton -- - Sir Timoth Shelly lectures his son, Prcy, before the latter goes off to Oxford -- - The Reverend Jocelyn Wlaker, fellow of New college, osford, explains the expulsion of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Lady Shelley replies to her son's accusations of adultery -- - Thomas Jefferson Hogg rationalizes his failed seduction of Harriet Westbrook shelley -- - Thomas Jefferson Hogg on the stage from Edinburgh with Shelley and Harriet -- - percy Bysshe Shelley writes to William Godwin from Dublin -- - John Philpot curran comments on Shelley's pamphlet: An Address to the Irish People -- - Miss Eliza Hitchener leaves the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, after the night attack, Tremadoc, Wales -- - The Honourable Robert Leeson answers the charges of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Jack Tanner, after his attack on Shelley's house, Tremadoc -- - Thomas Love Peacock on Shelley's decamping for Switzerland with the Godwin sisters -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley and the Godwin sisters leave Lucerne for London -- - Captain Horatio Malone sits with the Godwin sisters, waiting to be paid by Shelley for ferrying them to England -- - William Godwin writes to a friend, upon his daughter Mary's elopment with Percy Bysshe Shelley --Mary Godwin is confined to bed during her first pregnancy -- - Claire Clairmont in the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley after the death of his grandfather -- - Harriet Westbrook Shelley on the bank of the Serpentine, November, 1816 -- - Eliza Westbrook, after the suicide of her sister, Harriet Westbrook shelley -- - Byron comes to terms with Shelley concerning Claire Clairmont -- - Claire Clairmont accompanies Shelley to the execution of Seamn John Cashman, after the Spa Fields Riots -- - Shelley takes leave of England forever -- - Mary Shelley, the night Frankenstein was born -- - a military gentleman accosts Percy Bysshe shelley in the Rome Poste Restante -- - A Calabrian priest shares a coach with Percy Bysshe Shelley and a Lombard merchant -- - Mary Shelley, upon the death of her daughter Clara -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, after the death of his daughter Clara Charles MacFarlane remembers accompanying the Shelleys to the Etruscan ruins at Paestrum -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, at the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla -- - Claire Clairmont attends Mary Shelley after the death of her son William -- - Sophia Stacey is escorted through the Uffizi Gallery by Shelley -- - Henry Reveley, mechanical engineer, sponsored by Shelley -- - Tom Medwin attempts animal magnetism to alleviate Shelley's nephritis -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley considers his Father-in-law William Godwin's demands for more moeny -- - Mary Shelley at San Giuliano, 1820 -- - Mary Shelley at a performance by Tomasso Sgnicci: Pisa -- - Shelley goes practice shooting with Byron -- - Mary Shelley learns of her husband's illegitimate child by their maid Elise -- - From England, Leigh Hunt writes to Shelley in Italy -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley desires to sail to the near East -- - Claire Clairmont clelbrates Shelley's 29th birthday: Livorno, 3 August 1821 -- - Shelley, upon the pirated publication of Queen Mab, 1821 -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley is shown by Lord Byron the fifth Canto of Don Juan: Ravenna, 1821 -- - From Italy, Shelley writes to peacock about the Cato Street Affair -- - Lord Byron refuses Claire Clairmont custody of their illegitimate daughter -- - Claire Clairmont, after the death of her daughter Allegra at the convent Bagnacavallo -- - Shelley sees spirits: Casa Magni, Bay of Spezia, June, 1822 -- - Captain Lorenzo Pola, after his offer of aid was refused by Shelley, aboard the Don Juan, 8 July 1822 -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley aboard the Don Juan, 8 July 1822 -- - Cpatin Edward Trelawny at the cremation of Shelley's remains -- - Lord Byron, after Shelley drowns, remembers their sailing on Lake Geneva -- - Mary Shelley receives her dead husband's heart from Captain Trelawny -- - Edward Trelawny, after Mary Shelley denies him permission to write a biography of her late husband |
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| spelling | Cooperman, Robert Verfasser aut In the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley poems by Robert Cooperman Gainesville University Press of Florida ©1993 1 Online-Ressource (104 pages) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Contemporary poetry series (Orlando, Fla.) Includes bibliographical references Tom Medwin recalls his cousein Percy Shelley at Syon House Academy -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley remembers trying to raise the Devil while at Eton -- - Sir Timoth Shelly lectures his son, Prcy, before the latter goes off to Oxford -- - The Reverend Jocelyn Wlaker, fellow of New college, osford, explains the expulsion of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Lady Shelley replies to her son's accusations of adultery -- - Thomas Jefferson Hogg rationalizes his failed seduction of Harriet Westbrook shelley -- - Thomas Jefferson Hogg on the stage from Edinburgh with Shelley and Harriet -- - percy Bysshe Shelley writes to William Godwin from Dublin -- - John Philpot curran comments on Shelley's pamphlet: An Address to the Irish People -- - Miss Eliza Hitchener leaves the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, after the night attack, Tremadoc, Wales -- - The Honourable Robert Leeson answers the charges of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Jack Tanner, after his attack on Shelley's house, Tremadoc -- - Thomas Love Peacock on Shelley's decamping for Switzerland with the Godwin sisters -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley and the Godwin sisters leave Lucerne for London -- - Captain Horatio Malone sits with the Godwin sisters, waiting to be paid by Shelley for ferrying them to England -- - William Godwin writes to a friend, upon his daughter Mary's elopment with Percy Bysshe Shelley --Mary Godwin is confined to bed during her first pregnancy -- - Claire Clairmont in the household of Percy Bysshe Shelley -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley after the death of his grandfather -- - Harriet Westbrook Shelley on the bank of the Serpentine, November, 1816 -- - Eliza Westbrook, after the suicide of her sister, Harriet Westbrook shelley -- - Byron comes to terms with Shelley concerning Claire Clairmont -- - Claire Clairmont accompanies Shelley to the execution of Seamn John Cashman, after the Spa Fields Riots -- - Shelley takes leave of England forever -- - Mary Shelley, the night Frankenstein was born -- - a military gentleman accosts Percy Bysshe shelley in the Rome Poste Restante -- - A Calabrian priest shares a coach with Percy Bysshe Shelley and a Lombard merchant -- - Mary Shelley, upon the death of her daughter Clara -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, after the death of his daughter Clara Charles MacFarlane remembers accompanying the Shelleys to the Etruscan ruins at Paestrum -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley, at the ruins of the Baths of Caracalla -- - Claire Clairmont attends Mary Shelley after the death of her son William -- - Sophia Stacey is escorted through the Uffizi Gallery by Shelley -- - Henry Reveley, mechanical engineer, sponsored by Shelley -- - Tom Medwin attempts animal magnetism to alleviate Shelley's nephritis -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley considers his Father-in-law William Godwin's demands for more moeny -- - Mary Shelley at San Giuliano, 1820 -- - Mary Shelley at a performance by Tomasso Sgnicci: Pisa -- - Shelley goes practice shooting with Byron -- - Mary Shelley learns of her husband's illegitimate child by their maid Elise -- - From England, Leigh Hunt writes to Shelley in Italy -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley desires to sail to the near East -- - Claire Clairmont clelbrates Shelley's 29th birthday: Livorno, 3 August 1821 -- - Shelley, upon the pirated publication of Queen Mab, 1821 -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley is shown by Lord Byron the fifth Canto of Don Juan: Ravenna, 1821 -- - From Italy, Shelley writes to peacock about the Cato Street Affair -- - Lord Byron refuses Claire Clairmont custody of their illegitimate daughter -- - Claire Clairmont, after the death of her daughter Allegra at the convent Bagnacavallo -- - Shelley sees spirits: Casa Magni, Bay of Spezia, June, 1822 -- - Captain Lorenzo Pola, after his offer of aid was refused by Shelley, aboard the Don Juan, 8 July 1822 -- - Percy Bysshe Shelley aboard the Don Juan, 8 July 1822 -- - Cpatin Edward Trelawny at the cremation of Shelley's remains -- - Lord Byron, after Shelley drowns, remembers their sailing on Lake Geneva -- - Mary Shelley receives her dead husband's heart from Captain Trelawny -- - Edward Trelawny, after Mary Shelley denies him permission to write a biography of her late husband Shelley, Percy Bysshe / 1792-1822 Shelley, Percy Bysshe / 1792-1822 fast Shelley, Percy Bysshe 1792-1822 Poetry POETRY / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh bisacsh 1\p (DE-588)1071854844 Fiktionale Darstellung gnd-content http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=20713 Aggregator Volltext 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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