Arthur Hugh Clough — a remark

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“All things become clear to me by work more than by anything else. Any kind of drudgery will help one out of the most uncommon either sentimental or speculative perplexity.”

Presenting purposeful work as an antidote to emotional and intellectual confusion · Letter, March 1852

About Arthur Hugh Clough

Arthur Hugh Clough

1 January 1819–13 November 1861

Arthur Hugh Clough, born in Liverpool on 1 January 1819 and dead in Florence on 13 November 1861, occupies an unusual and compelling place in nineteenth-century English poetry. He was a Victorian poet, but he often sounds impatient with the assurances conventionally associated with Victorian verse: confidence in…

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