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Poets with tag Slavery:

Slavery is a legal or economic system in which principles of property law are applied to humans allowing them to be classified as property,[1] to be owned, bought and sold accordingly, and they cannot withdraw unilaterally from the arrangement. While a person is enslaved, the owner is entitled to the productivity of the slave's labour, without any remuneration. The rights and protection of the slave may be regulated by laws and customs in a particular time and place, and a person may become a slave from the time of their capture, purchase or birth.

Name	Years	Country	Tags	Works	Rank
Geoffrey Chaucer	1340-1400	ENG	Children, Didactism, Fantasy, Laureate, Medieval, Slavery, Vernacular	61	38
William Shakespeare	1564-1616	ENG	Blank verse, Classicism, Renaissance, Elizabethan, Didactism, Sonnet, Slavery, National, Fantasy, Homoerotism	198	3
John Milton	1608-1674	ENG	Blank verse, Christian, Devotional, Didactism, Enlightenment, Epic, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Slavery, Sonnet, Vernacular	88	28
Isaac Watts	1674-1748	ENG	Devotional, Pantheism, Slavery	481	101
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	1749-1831	DEU	Epic, Freemasons, National, Pantheism, Philosophy, Romanticism, Slavery, Sturm und Drang	364	47
Charlotte Smith	1749-1806	ENG	Gothic, Romanticism, Slavery, Sonnet	129	138
William Blake	1757-1827	ENG	Bipolar disorder, Didactism, Mysticism, Romanticism, Slavery	127	12
Mary Darby Robinson	1758-1800	ENG	Della Cruscans, Romanticism, Didactism, Slavery	143	288
Robert Burns	1759-1796	SCO	Bipolar disorder, Didactism, Freemasons, Laureate, National, Romanticism, Slavery, Song, Vernacular	119	31
Friedrich Schiller	1759-1805	DEU	Deism, Freemasons, Gothic, National, Philosophy, Romanticism, Slavery, Sturm und Drang	165	222
William Wordsworth	1770-1850	ENG	Blank verse, Lake Poets, Laureate, Romanticism, Slavery, Sonnet	357	10
Samuel Taylor Coleridge	1772-1834	ENG	Bipolar disorder, Blank verse, Dark romanticism, Gothic, Lake Poets, Philosophy, Romanticism, Slavery, Transcendentalism	176	22
Robert Southey	1774-1843	ENG	Lake Poets, Laureate, Romanticism, Slavery	96	216
Thomas Moore	1779-1852	IRL	National, Romanticism, Slavery, Song	158	228
George Gordon Byron	1788-1824	ENG	Bipolar disorder, Dark romanticism, Libertine, Romanticism, Slavery	292	26
Percy Bysshe Shelley	1792-1822	ENG	Aestheticism, Anarchism, Bipolar disorder, Blank verse, Didactism, Epic, Fantasy, Gothic, Romanticism, Slavery, Sonnet	325	18
Victor Hugo	1802-1885	FRA	Bipolar disorder, Deism, Didactism, Fantasy, National, Romanticism, Slavery, Vernacular	281	141
John Greenleaf Whittier	1807-1892	USA	Christian, Fantasy, Fireside poets, Slavery, Victorian	484	98
Abraham Lincoln	1809-1865	USA	Didactism, Deism, Slavery	9	210
Henry David Thoreau	1817-1862	USA	Anarchism, Didactism, Pantheism, Philosophy, Sage writers, Slavery, Transcendentalism	35	39
Walt Whitman	1819-1892	USA	Humanism, Realism, Transcendentalism, Free verse, Didactism, Deism, Pantheism, Bipolar disorder, War, Slavery, National, Fantasy, Expressionism, Homoerotism	331	11
James Russell Lowell	1819-1891	USA	Bipolar disorder, Fireside poets, Romanticism, Slavery, Vernacular	313	278
Louisa May Alcott	1832-1888	USA	Children, Feminism, Slavery, Transcendentalism	97	205
Sidney Lanier	1842-1881	USA	Slavery, Free verse	98	192
Robert Louis Stevenson	1850-1894	SCO	Atheism, Children, Gothic, Slavery, Victorian	224	44
Henry Lawson	1867-1922	AUS	Realism, Slavery, National	499	59
Edgar Lee Masters	1869-1950	USA	Slavery, Playwright	272	115
Paul Laurence Dunbar	1872-1906	AFR/USA	Fantasy, Realism, Slavery, Vernacular	430	19
Robert W Service	1874-1958	CAN	Fantasy, Freemasons, Optimism, Slavery, War	837	49
Vachel Lindsay	1879-1931	USA	Bipolar disorder, Committed suicide, Fantasy, Jazz, Slavery, Song, Vernacular	204	156
Khalil Gibran	1883-1931	LBN/USA	Christian, Classicism, Mysticism, National, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Romanticism, Slavery, Surrealism, Symbolism	74	55
Robinson Jeffers	1887-1962	USA	Anti-meter, Didactism, Pantheism, Slavery	160	108
Jean Toomer	1894-1967	AFR/USA	Harlem Renaissance, Slavery	17	307
Langston Hughes	1902-1967	AFR/USA	Didactism, Harlem Renaissance, Jazz, Modernism, Slavery	91	13
Anne Sexton	1928-1974	USA	Bipolar disorder, Committed suicide, Confessionalism, Slavery	188	60

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