Gabriele Rossetti: A Versified Autobiography: Poetry Guide and Free Edition
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Gabriele Rossetti: A Versified Autobiography is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Rossetti, Gabriele (1783–1854). The listed translation credits are Rossetti, William Michael (1829–1919).
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"Gabriele Rossetti: A Versified Autobiography" by Gabriele Rossetti is a poetic autobiography written in the late 19th century. This unique work combines autobiographical details with historical context, particularly focusing on the life and experiences of Gabriele Rossetti amid the political upheaval in Italy. The narrative captures his thoughts and reflections on a tumultuous life intertwined with art, poetry, and nationalism. The opening of the autobiography introduces readers to Gabriele Rossetti’s early life in Italy, detailing his humble beginnings in the small town of Vasto. As he recounts his childhood and early influences, Rossetti reveals his passion for poetry and the arts, highlighting the political turbulence that shaped his formative years. He touches on his family's history, the significance of his education, and how these experiences fueled his poetic aspirations. The text sets the stage for a deeper exploration of his journeys through exile, artistic endeavors, and the emotional landscape of a poet longing for his homeland amidst changing political tides.
Book and edition facts
- Title: Gabriele Rossetti: A Versified Autobiography
- Author credits: Rossetti, Gabriele (1783–1854)
- Catalogue language: English
- Translator credits: Rossetti, William Michael (1829–1919)
Catalogue subjects
- Rossetti, Gabriele, 1783-1854
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- Category: Biographies
- Category: Poetry
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