John Keats - Revision history

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	==Works:==		==Works==

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	[[File:John-keats.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]		[[File:John-keats.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]

	~~'''~~Life~~:'''~~		==Life==

	John Keats was born ~~on 31st of~~ October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the ~~23rd of~~ February 1821 in Rome.		John Keats was born 31 October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the 23 February 1821 in Rome.

	His father passed away on ~~16th of~~ April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on ~~31st of~~ October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.		His father passed away on 16 April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31 October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.

	On ~~the 1st of~~ December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example "Ode on Indolence", "La Belle Dame sans Merci", "On Fame", "To Psyche", "Ode to a Nightingale", "Lamia" and "To Autumn". What are acknowledged as Romantic masterpieces, not many people deemed relevant in Keats's lifetime. He was often derided as mere "Cockney" poet.		On 1 December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example "Ode on Indolence", "La Belle Dame sans Merci", "On Fame", "To Psyche", "Ode to a Nightingale", "Lamia" and "To Autumn". What are acknowledged as Romantic masterpieces, not many people deemed relevant in Keats's lifetime. He was often derided as mere "Cockney" poet.

	On ~~the 3rd of~~ February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on ~~23rd of~~ February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.		On 3 February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on 23 February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.


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	~~'''~~Sources:~~'''~~		==Sources:==

	Gothein, Marie. ''John Keats – Leben und Werke.'' Halle: Niemeyer, 1897.		Gothein, Marie. ''John Keats – Leben und Werke.'' Halle: Niemeyer, 1897.

Pankratz at 16:25, 29 November 2010

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	His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.		His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.

	On the 1st of December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example "Ode on Indolence", "La Belle Dame sans Merci", "On Fame", "To Psyche", "Ode to a Nightingale", "Lamia" and "To Autumn".		On the 1st of December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example "Ode on Indolence", "La Belle Dame sans Merci", "On Fame", "To Psyche", "Ode to a Nightingale", "Lamia" and "To Autumn". What are acknowledged as Romantic masterpieces, not many people deemed relevant in Keats's lifetime. He was often derided as mere "Cockney" poet.

	On the 3rd of February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on 23rd of February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.		On the 3rd of February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on 23rd of February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.

Pankratz at 16:24, 29 November 2010

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	His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.		His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.

	On the 1st of December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example Ode on Indolence, La Belle Dame sans Merci, On Fame, To Psyche, Ode to a Nightingale, Lamia and To Autumn.		On the 1st of December 1818 his brother Tom died of tuberculosis. As a result of that he moved to his friend Charles Brown to Wentworth Place. Here he became acquainted with Fanny Brawne, with whom he got engaged at the end of January 1819. Due to his bad financial situation there was no prospect of marriage. In this year he composed his most famous poems for example "Ode on Indolence", "La Belle Dame sans Merci", "On Fame", "To Psyche", "Ode to a Nightingale", "Lamia" and "To Autumn".

	On the 3rd of February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on 23rd of February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.		On the 3rd of February 1820 his state of health suddenly became critical due to the first outbreak of tuberculosis. In September he decided to travel to Italy with his friend Joseph Severn. In Rome he suffered another attack of his illness which he succumbed to on 23rd of February 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.

Lena at 16:14, 28 November 2010

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	1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.		1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.

	[[File:John-keats.jpg\|~~400px~~\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]		[[File:John-keats.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]

	'''Life:'''		'''Life:'''

Lena at 16:14, 28 November 2010

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	1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.		1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.

	[[File:John-keats.jpg\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]		[[File:John-keats.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]

	'''Life:'''		'''Life:'''

Lena at 16:13, 28 November 2010

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	1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.		1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.

	[[File:John-keats.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~\|~~alt text~~]]		[[File:John-keats.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|John Keats]]

	'''Life:'''		'''Life:'''

Lena at 16:13, 28 November 2010

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	1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.		1795-1821. British Romantic poet. Wrote about Grecian Urns, Nightingales and Belles Dames.

			[[File:John-keats.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|alt text]]

	'''Life:'''		'''Life:'''

	John Keats was born on 31st of October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the 23rd of February 1821 in Rome. ~~[[File:John-keats.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|alt text]]~~		John Keats was born on 31st of October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the 23rd of February 1821 in Rome.

	His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.		His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.

Lena at 16:12, 28 November 2010

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	'''Life:'''		'''Life:'''

	John Keats was born on 31st of October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the 23rd of February 1821 in Rome. [[File:John-keats.~~png~~\|200px\|thumb\|left\|alt text]]		John Keats was born on 31st of October 1795 in London and died at the early age of 25 on the 23rd of February 1821 in Rome. [[File:John-keats.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|alt text]]

	His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.		His father passed away on 16th of April 1804 when he fell from a horse and was seriously injured. His mother remarried in the following year. She died in 1810 of tuberculosis. Hereupon John Keats was apprenticed to the surgeon Mr. Hammond in Edmonton. Six years later on 31st of October 1816 he withdrew from the medical world and dedicated his life to poetry. He published his first poems the same year.