A NEW work by Tennyson is the best gift that literature has had in her bestowal for these many years ; and this last volume, with its familiar grace and charm, renews the old pleasure. His art has ...

Mr. Tennyson publishes a slender volume to add to the main body of his poetical works, consisting of thirteen ballads and other poems, four sonnets, two translations, and three short metrical ...

Tennyson's lines stick in the mind, but even during his lifetime his poems on medieval subjects, ... 'Alfred Tennyson with book' (1865) by Julia Margaret Cameron.

Surprisingly, Tennyson composed this paean to undaunted old age in 1833, when he was in his early 20s. As John Batchelor's biography reveals, the poet was almost as much a prodigy as Keats. For ...

Poetry's life of grime: Why young rappers are the natural successors to Tennyson As it celebrates its centenary, the Poetry Society is reliving its youth. Katy Guest went to spit a rhyme with a ...

Carol Rumens: Not a protest, but in no way a celebration of a disastrous historical event, it remains a compelling dramatisation of battle Simon Callow and Juliet Stevenson go searching for the ...

THE POEMS OF ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM. Together with His Essay on the Lyrical Poems of Alfred Tennyson. Edited, with an introduction, by Richard Le Galliegne. 16mo. New-York: Macmillan & Co.

Tennyson is quoted everywhere from books to episodes of the Simpsons, ... From The Charge of the Light Brigade, the poem tells of the famous and brutal military disaster in the Crimean war.