A Study of Swinburne

This work was published in 1926. Along with Shelley and Tennyson, Swinburne is one of the last poets to come from the aristocracy. His verse is often overshadowed by his fondness for debauchery and spirits. Contents include: Apparition; Antecedents; Laus Veneris; Songs Before Sunrise; The Troubled Years; Pan and Thalassius; In Shelter; The Lyrical Dramas; The Tragedies; The Poet as Critic; and Last Days.