1773

Struggles with Mental Health

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What happened

In 1773, Fergusson began to experience significant struggles with mental health, which affected his personal life and creative output. These challenges were exacerbated by financial difficulties and societal pressures, leading to a decline in his well-being. His experiences during this time deeply influenced his poetry.

Literary impact

Fergusson's mental health struggles brought a new depth to his poetry, as he began to explore themes of despair, isolation, and the human condition. This shift in focus allowed him to connect with readers on a more profound level, reflecting the complexities of life in his work.

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