The Queen-mother, and Rosamond

The Queen-Mother and Rosamond is a poem that explores the story of Henry II's affair with Rosamond Clifford and the jealousies it aroused among his courtiers. With its lush and sensuous language, this poem is an excellent representative of the English Romantic tradition. It is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in poetry, literature, and the arts.

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