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The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2001
John Keats was trained as an apothecary, the general practitioner of the day. Precocious in his sensibilities and fluent in his imagery, he also was the model of the romantic poet. That he was a physician and a poet makes his early death from tuberculosis poignant and revealing. This history traces his life and death against the backdrop of medicine at
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John Keats was trained as an apothecary, the general practitioner of the day. Precocious in his sensibilities and fluent in his imagery, he also was the model of the romantic poet. That he was a physician and a poet makes his early death from tuberculosis poignant and revealing. This history traces his life and death against the backdrop of medicine at
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1998
Abstract Upon the one hundredth anniversary of the publication of Keats ‘s first volume of poems in 1817, Sidney Colvin gasped at the enormous ‘load ‘ of scholarly work on Keats that had accumulated and wondered if ‘all this labour ‘ had left anything new to discuss.
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Abstract Upon the one hundredth anniversary of the publication of Keats ‘s first volume of poems in 1817, Sidney Colvin gasped at the enormous ‘load ‘ of scholarly work on Keats that had accumulated and wondered if ‘all this labour ‘ had left anything new to discuss.
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