Henry Crabb Robinson
À propos de l'auteur
Henry Crabb Robinson was an influential figure in the literary circles of 19th century England. He is best known for his diaries and correspondence that provide a unique insight into the lives and thoughts of prominent literary figures of his time, including William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Charles Lamb. Robinson's writings offer a vivid portrayal of the cultural and intellectual environment of the Romantic period, capturing the essence of the friendships he cultivated with these luminaries.
Date de naissance
March 15, 1775
Lieu de naissance
London, England
Date de décès
January 9, 1867
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