1817 in poetry

1817 in poetry

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dn3=1840s|— opening line of John Keats' "Endymion", published this year

Events

* February 28 — Lord Byron writes a letter to Thomas Moore and includes in it his poem, "So, we'll go no more a roving". Moore will publish the poem in 1830 as part of "Letters and Journals of Lord Byron".

Works published

*Lord Byron:
** "Manfred"
** "The Lament of Tasso"
*Thomas Moore, "Lalla Rookh"
*Robert Southey, "Wat Tyler: A Dramatic Poem"
* S. T. Coleridge, "Biographia Literaria", Vol. I
* John Keats, "Poems", including "Endymion"
* Sir Walter Scott, "Harold the Dauntless"
* Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Laon and Cythna"; on December 1, Shelley publishes a revised version retitled, "The Revolt of Islam" (but dated 1818)

Births

* February 21 — José Zorrilla y Moral, (Spanish)
* July 12 — Henry David Thoreau (died 1862)
*September 14 — Theodor Storm, (German)
* dates not known:
** Cornelius Mathews (US)
** John McPherson (Canada)

Deaths

Date not known — Ann Batten Cristall (approx)

ee also

* Poetry
* List of years in poetry


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