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Introduction The collaborative intimacy between William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge remains the most foundational nexus of British Romanticism. While their joint venture in
Introduction The late eighteenth century stood as an era of profound ideological upheaval, where the radical discourse of the “Rights of Man” collided with
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