“How unendurable would life be if it were not for the belief that we shall meet again in a better state of existence.”
“How unendurable would life be if it were not for the belief that we shall meet again in a better state of existence.”
12 August 1774–21 March 1843
Robert Southey was born in Bristol on 12 August 1774 and died at Greta Hall, near Keswick in the Lake District, on 21 March 1843. During his lifetime he was among the most visible men of letters in Britain: a poet, historian, biographer, reviewer, editor, translator, political commentator, children’s writer, and, from…
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