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This major book examines the ways in which the idea of an earthly paradise inspired English life and thought in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Professor Schulz begins with the eighteenth-century passion for landscape gardens - attempts physically to recreate Eden on earth. He traces... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Rossetti
- Blake
- Adam
- Byron
- Wordsworth
- Milton
- Tennyson
- Palmer
- Mary
- Turner
- Eden
- Whistler
- Clare
- Guinevere
- Tate Gallery
- Beardsley
- Ruskin
- Arthur
- Kubla Khan
- Stowe
- William Morris
- Cobham
- Gareth
- Crabbe
- Brown
- Swinburne
- Bowers
- Henry Hoare
- Nash
- Goldsmith
- Dickens
- Collins
- Cain
- Arnold
- Lancelot
- Linnell
- Millais
- Beatrice
- Martin
- Burne-jones
- Bewick
- Camelot
- Shelley
- Richard
- Albert Museum
- Don Juan
- Johnes
Setting & Locations edit
- London
- England
- Grasmere
- Venice
- Jerusalem
- Stourhead
- Heaven
- Rome
- Xanadu
- Romantic
- Dedham
- Birmingham
- Shoreham
- Chatsworth
- Elysium
- Hyde Park
- Victoria
- Washington
- Cambridge
- Arcadia
- Carthage
- Lake Country
- Salome
- D.c.
- Stour Valley
- Europe
- Italy
- France
- Cumberland
- Paris
- Toobonai
- Manchester
- Suffolk
- Burlington
- Kensington
- America
- Rain
- Bristol
- Hampstead
- Lambeth
- Honoria
- Midlands
- Coalbrookdale
- Island
- Watteau
- Golgonooza
- Babylon
Authors & Contributors edit
- Max F. Schulz (Author)
Classification edit
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- Dewey: 820
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