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DE BALZAc by E.J.Oliver  \nIn Preparation:  \nPROUST by William BarrettFLAUBERT by Jacques BarzunCOLERIDGE by W.J.Bate  \nSAMUEL JOHNSON by James L.CliffordYEATS by F.W.DupeeJOYCE by Leon Edel  \nD.H.LAWRENCE by Monroe EngelDANTE by Francis FergussonCONRAD by Elizabeth HardwickTHOREAU by Granville HicksHARDY by Irving Howe  \nSHAKESPEARE by Frank KermodeJANE AUSTEN by Louis KronenbergerEMERSON by Alfred KazinPOE by Dwight MacdonaldFIELDING by Midge PodhoretzHENRY JAMES by Richard PoirierTOLSTOY by Philip Rahv  \nGOLDSMITH by Ricardo QuintanaMELVILLE by Harold RosenbergBEN JONSON by Raymond RosenthalWORDSWORTH by Lionel Trilling  \nJohn Keats  \n4C HIS LIFE AND WRITINGS  \nby Douglas Bush  \nTHE MACMILLAN COMPANY,NEW YORKCOLLIER-MACMILLAN LIMITED,LONDON  \nTO  \nWalter Jackson Bate,OLD FRIEND,OLD PUPIL,AND NEW MASTER  \n# PREFACE\n\n9  \n# INTRODUCTION\n\n11  \n1.Childhood,Apprenticeship,and First Poems(1795-1815)17  \n2.London,Medicine,and Poetry(October,1815-March,1817)  \n26  \n3.Endymion and Other Poems(April,1817-February,1818)  \n4  \n4.Poems,the Northern Tour,and Reviews(March-September,1818)72  \n5.The Great Year:I (September,1818-February,1819)89  \n6.The Great Year:II(March-May,1819)120  \n7.The Great Year:III (June-September,1819)150  \n8.The Last Chapter(October,1819-February 2g,1821)179CONCLUSION201  \nSUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING213INDEX217  \nWkeats that is bosh al aoe ofrse,n re ymhy sil ueroom for a small book which,after a fashion,covers both hislife and his poetry.This one is,to be sure,a skiff sailing inthe wake of W.J.Bate's richly laden ship,John Keats(1963);to that work I have been constantly and happily indebted.Ina book of the present kind it is impossible to refer to count-less writings,large and small,which have been of help;someare cited in notes and more are listed at the end.  \nIf there are readers who like to float on a stream of broadimpressions,they may skip occasional pages that take someaccount of two kinds of details,Keats's revisions and hisechoes of other poets.But many readers are interested inconcrete evidence of the ways in which a great poet's mindworks,and,if such data are welcome in studies of Yeats,Pound,Eliot,and Auden,they may be likewise even in asummary survey of Keats.  \nFor the abundant quotations from Hyder E.Rollins'mas-terly edition of Keats's Letters(2 vols.,1958),I am indebtedto the generosity of the Harvard University Press.For thosereaders who may want to see the context,references arenormally given (by volume and page only,without title).Ithas seemed best to reproduce the text exactly,with Keats's  \n1 The Letters of John Keats 181-1827,ed.Hyder E.Rollins,Cambridge,Mass:Harvard University Press;copyright,1958,by the President and Fcl-lows of Harvard College.  \nJOHN KEATS  \noften hasty and erratic spelling and punctuation,which im-pose no real difficulty upon the reader and help to preservethe writer's vital identity.For quotations from Rollins'TheKeats Circle (2 vols.,1948),I am also obliged to the HarvardUniversity Press;²these items are indicated by\"K.C.\"I amindebted to Southern Illinois University Press for permissionto quote from The Major English Romantic Poets:A Sym-posium in Reappraisal,edited by Clarence D.Thorpe,CarlosBaker,and Bennett Weaver;and to the Houghton MiffinCompany for quotations from John Keats:Selected Poemsand Letters.  \nOne obligation,partly stated at the beginning,must beenlarged.To two interpreters of Keats,W.J.Bate and DavidPerkins,my colleagues and friends,I am in debt not only fortheir writings but for their careful reading of my manuscript,from which it has profited—although,of course,they are notresponsible for any erroneous opinions that may remain.  \nFinally,I am grateful to Louis Kronenberger,the idealgeneral editor,whose generous warmth is always inspiriting.  \nD.B.  \n2 The Keats Circle:Let","cbCaifhKUbpajZgU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifhKUbpajZgU","pdf",27275652,223,"English","# Preface\n# 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Childhood, Apprenticeship, and First Poems (1795-1815)\n## 2. London, Medicine, and Poetry (October, 1815-March, 1817)\n## 3. Endymion and Other Poems (April, 1817-February, 1818)\n## 4. Poems, the Northern Tour, and Reviews (March-September, 1818)\n## 5. The Great Year: I (September, 1818-February, 1819)\n## 6. The Great Year: II (March-May, 1819)\n## 7. The Great Year: III (June-September, 1819)\n## 8. 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