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Robert Pollok was a Scottish poet and author, best known for his epic poem "The Course of Time," which reflects on the spiritual journey of humanity. Born in Glasgow in 1798, he exhibited a profound understanding of moral and philosophical themes that would resonate throughout his work. Pollok's writing is characterized by its deep religious sentiment and vivid imagery, making him a significant figure in 19th-century Scottish literature.

Despite his short life, which ended in 1827 at the age of 29, Pollok left a lasting legacy through his literary contributions. His works, including stories for young people and tales of the Scottish Covenanters, captured the imagination of readers and provided insights into the historical and cultural context of his time. Pollok's influence can still be seen in the moralistic and devotional literature that followed, as he sought to inspire both reflection and action in his audience.

Nationalität Schotte
Geburtsdatum April 19, 1798
Geburtsort Glasgow, Scotland
Todesdatum September 17, 1827