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Samuel Rogers (30 July 1763 – 18 December 1855) was an English poet, during his lifetime one of the most celebrated, although his fame has long since been eclipsed by his Romantic colleagues and friends Wordsworth, Coleridge and Byron.
18 de abr. de 2024 · Samuel Rogers (born July 30, 1763, Stoke Newington, near London—died Dec. 18, 1855, London) was an English poet, best remembered as a witty conversationalist and as a friend of greater poets. Rogers attained eminence with the publication of his popular discursive poem The Pleasures of Memory (1792). On his father’s death (1793 ...
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Samuel Rogers was an English poet who achieved considerable fame during his lifetime. His work is characterized by its polished and elegant style, often focusing on themes of nature, memory, and the passage of time.
Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center is a nonprofit organization that provides medical, dental, behavioral health, and other services to the community since 1968. It serves patients of all ages, backgrounds, and income levels, and offers telehealth and prenatal care options.
Although written in the earlier eighteenth-century manner, in rhyming couplets, rather than the blank verse of Italy (1822-8), Samuel Rogers's two part poem on the processes and benevolent powers of vivid recollection, The Pleasures of Memory, initially published in 1792, became one of the most successful late Romantic illustrated books when Moxon brought out a splendid edition between 1830 ...
Title: The Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers. Author: Samuel Rogers. Author: Biography of Rogers by Samuel Sharpe (British, London 1799–1881 London) Sitter: Samuel Rogers. Artist: Rogers portrait after Sir Thomas Lawrence (British, Bristol 1769–1830 London) Artist: After Joseph Mallord William Turner (British, London 1775–1851 London)
Sussex Academic Press, 2013 - Biography & Autobiography - 370 pages. Samuel Rogers was arguably the most widely read poet of the early nineteenth century. He was also a prominent figure in the...
