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Romantic writing about animals tells us more about the concerns of Romantic writers than the animals.

TITLE : �Romantic writing about animals tells us more about the concerns of Romantic writers than the animals.� Discuss this statement with reference to the work of at least two writers in DEPTH.

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-Anna Barbauld �The Mouse�s Petition to Doctor Priestley� (1773),

-Robert Burns �To a Mouse, on Turning Her up in Her Nest with a Plough, November 1785�,

-William Cowper �Epitaph on a Hare� (1784), �On a Goldfinch Starved to Death in his Cage� (1782),

-Samuel Taylor Coleridge �To a Young Ass� (1794), William Blake �The Tyger� (1794),

-George Gordon, Lord Byron �Inscription on the Monument of a Newfoundland Dog� (1808),

-Christian Carstairs, �Nightingale� (1786),

-Charlotte Smith �Sonnet III, To a Nightingale� (1786),

-Samuel Taylor Coleridge �To the Nightingale� (1794),

-John Keats �Ode to a Nightingale� (1820),

-John Clare �The Nightingale�s Nest� (1835),

-Percy Bysshe Shelley �Skylark�(1820),

-John Clare �The Skylark leaving her Nest� �The Badger� (first composed 1835-7, first publ. 1908).

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