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The reclaiming of the past was a major part of Victorian literature with an interest in both classical literature but also the medieval literature of England. The Victorians loved the heroic, chivalrous stories of knights of old and they hoped to regain some of that noble, courtly behaviour and impress it upon the people both at home and in the wider empire.

NameYearsCountryTagsWorksRank
Elizabeth Barrett Browning1806-1861ENGChristian, Romanticism, Sonnet, Spasmodic, Victorian11833
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow1807-1882USADidactism, Fireside poets, Romanticism, Spasmodic, Vernacular, Victorian46329
John Greenleaf Whittier1807-1892USAChristian, Fantasy, Fireside poets, Slavery, Victorian48498
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton1808-1877ENGVictorian119249
Edgar Allan Poe1809-1849USABipolar disorder, Dark romanticism, Didactism, Fantasy, Gothic, Romanticism, Symbolism, Victorian639
Alfred Lord Tennyson1809-1892ENGBipolar disorder, Didactism, Fantasy, Laureate, Romanticism, Spasmodic, Victorian, War18016
Oliver Wendell Holmes1809-1894USAFireside poets, Humour, Romanticism, Transcendentalism, Victorian343129
Robert Browning1812-1889ENGVictorian, Humour, History14823
Edward Lear1812-1888ENGChildren, Humour, Nonsense, Victorian15946
Charles Dickens1812-1870ENGChildren, Didactism, Fantasy, Gothic, Realism, Satire, Victorian10112
Charlotte Bronte1816-1855ENGVictorian, Gothic, Romanticism25219
Emily Jane Bronte1818-1848ENGGothic, Romanticism, Victorian6830
Arthur Hugh Clough1819-1861ENGSpasmodic, Victorian26246
George Eliot1819-1880ENGAtheism, Realism, Victorian1362
Anne Bronte1820-1849ENGChristian, Feminism, Realism, Victorian69136
Matthew Arnold1822-1888ENGDidactism, Pessimism, Sage writers, Victorian6325
Coventry Patmore1823-1896ENGVictorian, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood72218
William Brighty Rands1823-1882ENGChildren, Victorian14332
William Allingham1824-1889IRLVictorian51294
William Topaz McGonagall1825-1902SCOVictorian, Humour211139
Dinah Maria Mulock1826-1887ENGVictorian139360
Dante Gabriel Rossetti1828-1882ENGAestheticism, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Symbolism, Victorian289111
George Meredith1828-1909ENGVictorian244245
Christina Georgina Rossetti1830-1894ENGChristian, Free verse, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Sonnet, Speculative, Spiritualism, Victorian30821
Lewis Carroll1832-1898ENGChildren, Deism, Neoromanticism, Nonsense, Victorian7484
Alfred Austin1835-1913ENGLaureate, Victorian244125
Mark Twain1835-1910USAChildren, Deism, Didactism, Humour, Realism, Satire, Vernacular, Victorian7212
Algernon Charles Swinburne1837-1909ENGAestheticism, Decadents, Pessimism, Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Symbolism, Victorian225117
Augusta Davies Webster1837-1894ENGBlank verse, Victorian83346
Thomas Hardy1840-1928ENGAgnosticism, Pessimism, Realism, Romanticism, The Movement, Victorian, War25020
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt1840-1922ENGAtheism, Victorian438253
Gerard Manley Hopkins1844-1889ENGBipolar disorder, Christian, Free verse, Modernism, Parnassianism, Sonnet, Victorian81109
James Whitcomb Riley1849-1916USAHumour, Sentimentalism, Vernacular, Victorian47072
William Ernest Henley1849-1902ENGVictorian17375
Emma Lazarus1849-1887USAVictorian104298
Robert Louis Stevenson1850-1894SCOAtheism, Children, Gothic, Slavery, Victorian22444
Oscar Wilde1854-1900IRLAestheticism, Anarchism, Children, Decadents, Didactism, Fantasy, Freemasons, Gothic, Homoerotism, Symbolism, Victorian10537
Katharine Tynan1859-1931IRLVictorian, Christian, Feminism164258
Francis Thompson1859-1907ENGRhymers club, Bipolar disorder, Victorian90309
Mary Elizabeth Coleridge1861-1907ENGVictorian30252
Sir Henry Newbolt1862-1938ENGVictorian80264
Rudyard Kipling1865-1936ENGChildren, Didactism, Freemasons, Modernism, Neoromanticism, Nonsense, Victorian, War49036
William Butler Yeats1865-1939IRLFantasy, Formalism, Modernism, Neoromanticism, Rhymers club, Sonnet, Spiritualism, Symbolism, Victorian3785
Ernest Christopher Dowson1867-1900ENGBipolar disorder, Decadents, Pessimism, Rhymers club, Victorian81217
Charlotte Mary Mew1869-1928ENGVictorian, Committed suicide, Modernism20344

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