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- London had been improved by the rebuilding of St. Paul's Cathedral after the Great Fire in 1666. Then, Nash built the Brighton Pavilion modeled in part of India's Taj Mahal.
- Bath was a city connected with Regency novelist Jane Austen and wrote about its beauty of the city.
-Unlike Wordsworth Shelly (skylark) and John Keats (nightingale) were not concerned with describing these birds in their natural setting.
- At dawn on a September morning he say London from Westminster Bridge and Wordsworth wrote, " Earth has not anything to show more fair..."
-William Wordsworth settled in the beautiful Lake District far from London, Manchester, and Birmingham.
- Wordsworth wrote about the natural world in a religious way.
- Called him a "worshiper of Nature" because he saw the landscape bathed in a heavenly light.
-The romantic poets all sought something beyond this world, turning to nature and the imagination for transcendence.
- The poets explored alternatives to the spreading stain of the cities.
- William Blake referred to this as " dark,Satanic mills"
- Romantics took readers to far away lands both real and imaginary.
- Romantics sought out something beyond this world, turning nature into imagination.