The Age Of Tennyson

A clear introduction to a pivotal figure and a complex era, The Age Of Tennyson invites readers to walk the streets of Victorian Britain through the eyes of a perceptive critic. This is no fevered tribute but a careful, human encounter with Tennyson's moment-a scholarly monograph that reads with both warmth and acuity. Hugh Walker's study offers a concise yet powerful literary criticism of the poet's milieu, presenting a Victorian literary history that serves as a reliable tennoned map for ...