Robert Browning (1903)

Focusing on Robert Browning's life and literary contributions, this biographical work by James Douglas details his upbringing, education, and significant works such as The Ring and the Book. It highlights the poet's personal relationships, particularly with Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and explores the social and cultural influences of the Victorian era on his writing. Douglas offers insightful analyses of Browning's themes and stylistic choices, making this a thorough study of a pivotal figure in poetry. The book is a facsimile reprint aimed at preserving literary heritage.