Percy Bysshe Shelley, Poet and Pioneer
- Edition: First Edition
- Publisher: Reeves and Turner, London
- Published: 1896
- Length: 191 pages
- Format: Hardback
Editions
- Second Edition
- 1913 Watts & Co., London, 135 pages
- Second Edition Reprint
- 1924 George Allen & Unwin, London, 185 pages
- Second Edition Reprint
- 1968 Kennikat Press Corp., Port Washington, New York, Hardback, 87 pages
Summary
Based on Salt’s Percy Bysshe Shelley: A Monograph and Shelley’s Principles.
“Mr. Salt is to be congratulated on this delightful little book which quite quietly and conclusively proves the great good sense of Shelley as a pioneer.”—Daily Herald.
“It is still the best short study of a great subject.”—Daily News.
“It is a profoundly true book in its insight into Shelley’s genius.”—Spectator.
Content
- Preface
- Rival Views of Shelley
- Heir to Field Place
- The Education of a Gentleman
- Marriage Without Love
- Love Without Marriage
- The Hermit of Marlow
- Exile in Italy
- Cor Cordium
- The Poet
- The Pioneer
Reviews
- Percy Bysshe Shelley, Poet and Pioneer: A Biographical Study The Vegetarian Messenger, July 1896
- Poet and Pioneer The Dial, August 16, 1896
- Percy Bysshe Shelley: Poet and Pioneer The Nation, July 9, 1896
- Mr. Salt’s Shelley The Guardian, 19 May, 1913
