English Childhood

This book offers a fresh perspective on how childhood has been portrayed in English poetry, focusing specifically on Wordsworth's treatment of the subject. Babinroth draws on a range of pre-Crabbe poets to build a comprehensive view of how childhood was understood by poets in the centuries leading up to Wordsworth. Ideal for literary scholars and anyone interested in the history of childhood.
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