Arthur Hugh Clough — a remark

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“Go straight on, however, and one’s sure to come out into a new country, on the other side the hills, sunny and bright.”

Using a railway journey as an image of perseverance through difficult periods · Letter from Cambridge, Massachusetts, 23 February 1853

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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