Works

This volume contains a selection of dramatic and poetic works by Robert Browning, one of the foremost poets of the Victorian era. Included are "Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day," two poems exploring themes of faith and doubt; "Men and Women," a collection of fifty-one poems showcasing Browning's mastery of the dramatic monologue; "In a Balcony," a dramatic poem of love and political intrigue; and "Dramatis Personae," a collection of poems featuring historical and fictional characters. Browningâ€(TM)s innovative use of language, psychological insight, and dramatic form made him a significant figure in English literature. This collection offers readers a comprehensive introduction to Browning's diverse poetic and dramatic achievements.

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