THIS long-promised edition of the Letters of John Keats cannot properly be delayed further.
On the 31st of October 1895, the hundredth year since his birth will be completed; and it may …

THE HE present edition of the Poems of Keats aims at reproducing, except for obvious errors…
in with what appears to be Keats's usual form. Keats's predilection for Elizabethan spelling …

… Charles Cowden Clarke, Edward Holmes, George Felton Mathew, and Henry Stephens,
helped the biographer and editor with their recollections; John Hamilton Reynolds "contributed …

… I have included a handful of letters to Keats and among his friends in an effort to lend further
perspective to the portrait of Keats. This chorus of voices greatly enriches our sense of Keats’…

… George Keats was sixteen months his junior: Thomas was four years younger, and Fanny, …
John Keats was making his first serious ventures in poetry. The little that is known of Keats's …

… collect Keatsiana, documenting as much as he could about Keats's poetry. This archive … of
information on Keats's work.[4] One of Keats's biographers represents him as Boswell to Keats' …

… JOHN KEATS John Keats was born in London in living quarters connected with his … died
in infancy) begot by Thomas and Frances Jennings Keats. His father was the chief hostler at the …

John Keats's' The Complete Poems of John Keats' … by Sidney Colvin, gathers Keats's entire
poetic oeuvre from his … epic works like'Hyperion.'Keats's literary craft is exemplified through …

… John Keats was only 25 years old when he died, but, during … Keats, along with other
leading writers of his day - Blake, … Keats and his contemporaries were not conscious of being …

… all his collections of Keats's writings, accompanied … Keats as the three poets of promise
whom time was ripening, contributed the rich store of correspondence, which began with Keats's …