Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

6b, 1856 3 vol. by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 4th edition, Printed in London

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"Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning" is a timeless collection showcasing the poetic genius of one of the Victorian era's most revered poets. Elizabeth Barrett Browning's work is celebrated for its emotional depth, lyrical beauty, and profound insights into love, faith, and social issues of her time. Her iconic sonnets, including the renowned "Sonnet 43" ("How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..."), continue to resonate with readers worldwide, capturing the essence of human experience with eloquence and grace. Through her poetry, Browning remains a poignant voice in literature, inspiring generations with her passionate verses and enduring themes.

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Three emerald and gold editions, thee edge beautifully etched, beautiful end papers, pristine editions, mild rubbing on four corners, five raised bands, gold embossing on spine with Vol #'s on each book.