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Project Bartleby: John Keats The Poetical Works of John Keats at Project Bartleby - indexed by first line, and by title. | |
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Project Bartleby: Barlett's Quotations Keat's Quotations from Bartlett's. | |
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Selected Poetry of John Keats (1795-1821) The University of Toronto's poetry pages. | |
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The Hand of the Poet From the Keats entry found in the book inspired by the New York Public Library exhibit of the same title. The exhibit showed manuscripts of several poets. | |
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Adonais Shelley's elegy on Keats, with notes. | |
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John "Doctor" Keats - (1795-1821) A rather blunt but straightforward and useful biographical page. | |
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Student Biography of John Keats A substantial bio page, posted by a student. At the end, there is some opinion, including comparisons between Keats and Shelley and between Keats and Mozart. | |
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John Keats Page This is a very nice Keats site, including a portrait of Keats, Keats' first publication, a manuscript page with transcription of part of "Hyperion" & "Ode to a Nightingale" with recording of a nightingale, a sonnet read aloud as a sound file, and more. | |
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Keats-Shelley Journal An annual publication of the Keats-Shelley Association of America. Contains a biography and bibliographies. The pages also contain a comprehensive list of links to Web resources and announcements. | |
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The Keats-Shelley Association of America Here is the association's Web site. | |
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Romantic Circles "A Website devoted to the study of Lord Byron, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats, their contemporaries and historical contexts." | |
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Arnold and Keats An interesting essay written by James Najarian from the on-line journal, Victorian Poetry, on Matthew Arnold's anti-Romanticism. The essay involves much on Keats, whom Arnold saw as an overly ornamental writer. | |
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John Keats and His Life A comprehensive on-line biographical source. | |
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A Concordance A concordance for the odes. | |
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Romantic Links, Electronic Texts Home Pages, and Syllabi |
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