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The beginning of the transition from Romanticism to Victorianism in English literature is examined through works created by three writers — Percy Shelley, Mary Shelley and Robert Browning — as the literary and political backdrop shifted in post-Napoleonic Europe. Despite the sharp line often drawn by scholars between the Romantic and Victorian periods, the author emphasizes the Shelleys' influence on the young Browning, drawing parallels between Percy's high Romanticism and Browning's revisionary poetics. The three writers' attitudes to gender are also discussed, along with their use of historicism and historiography, to shed further light on Romantic and Victorian sensibilities.

This book is intended to be an introduction to people interested in healthcare policy and supporting health information systems, especially in the developing world. The contents of each chapter were presented at meetings of the Healthcare Policy and Information Research Project in 2011 within the Waseda Institute of Asia Pacific Studies (WIAPS) of the Waseda University.

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The first-book length study of English historical pageantry looks at the vogue for pageants that began when dramatist Louis Napoleon Parker organised the Sherborne Pageant in 1905.