The Cockney Romantics: John Keats and his Friends

[@minivercheevy4828]

That was one of the best lectures I have ever watched! Thank you for uploading it, and love from Syria ♥️

[@dannyvegasman]

This was a treat. Thank you.

[@rickitickidicki]

Thank you for your thoughts.

[@WildBillCox13]

A very enjoyable lecture. Thanks, Gresham, for posting it!

[@shabirmagami146]

brilliant lecture....thank you 💌

[@ericadler9680]

An accusation of effeminacy when it comes to drug and alcohol abusing romantic poets may not have been wholly undeserved.

[@WildBillCox13]

Zed-eh? A man afraid to make his jibes in person. A scurrier across the after meal floor of culture. And ignorant, too, for he never read Aristophanes, a man supremely funny and bawdy even in translation. Or Rabelaise, perhaps the most brilliant human to take pen in hand.

[@penguinegg01]

Really good talker, but he looks like he is wearing his pyjama top under his jacket.

[@henryv4222]

Rising sea levels? Crikey - the water's still at the exact same place on the markers that were already there in the 1950's down under. Sea level changed in Old Blighty has it Prof Poetry? Well - just so's you know, you're welcome to paddle your way to Sydney or Perth if London starts looking like Venice.