1846

Keble's Appointment as Professor of Poetry at Oxford

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What happened

In 1846, John Keble was appointed Professor of Poetry at Oxford University, a prestigious position that allowed him to influence a new generation of poets and scholars. This role further solidified his standing in the literary community.

Literary impact

As a professor, Keble was able to mentor young poets and share his insights on the relationship between faith and poetry. His teachings emphasized the importance of spiritual depth in literary expression, shaping the future of Anglican poetry.

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