Arthur Hugh Clough

Arthur Hugh Clough (1819-1861) is one of the great undiscovered geniuses of Victorian literature. In Kenny's biography, Clough is re-established as both one of the great Victorian poets and also a significant personality of the Victorian stage.

'...Kenny has been thinking about Clough for over a quarter of a century, and it shows...warmly sympathetic but not uncritical portrait of a complex character whose sensibility can without blather be described as edgily modern.'

Vorwort
A biography of one of the most enigmatic and colourful Victorians.

Autorentext
Sir Anthony Kenny was until recently Master of Balliol College, Oxford and Senior Lecturer in Philosophy in the University. The author of a number of books, including an autobiography The Path from Rome, he was formerly a Roman Catholic priest.

Inhalt
Rugby and Thomas Arnold ? OOxford and William George ? Oxford and Matthew Arnold ? Rome and Margaret Fuller ? London and Thomas Carlyle ? Massachusetts and Blanche Smith ? London and Florence Nightingale ? The Last Years ? After Life

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