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Web-based resources for teaching, research and general use, on Robert Bloomfield and Thomas Chatterton

by admin | Jan 23, 2016 | Bloomfield, Chatterton, E-Learning, Romantic literature |

Brief description The project developed web-based resources on the less well-known Romantic poets Robert Bloomfield and Thomas Chatterton. A website was produced with two sections, one on each poet, containing resources including primary texts, secondary texts,...

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