KEATS
September 2012
The mercurial brat pack writer is at his heady best — and most revealing — in his collected works on wine
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June 2012
Keats was clearly intoxicated by claret, which may explain why his poetry about wine is rather inaccurate
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November 2010
The historian Tim Blanning and the critic Jonathan Bate discuss the place of Romanticism in contemporary culture with the Editor of Standpoint, Daniel Johnson
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