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The Nineteenth Century

It takes courage to break rules. The various experimental, counter-cultural or otherwise Bohemian literary movements of 19th Century Europe found this courage by banding into tribes. It is particularly impossible to study the works of seminal French poets like Baudelaire, Verlaine or Rimbaud without feeling smothered by labels, cross-groupings, re-definitions of previous boundaries and other contemporary attempts to define their right to create free verse about honest feelings. [...]

  • 1814: Marquis De Sade dies.
  • 1830: Bohemia
  • 1860: Charles Baudelaire publishes 'Les Paradis Artificiels'
  • 1864: Charles Baudelaire meets Félicien Rops for the first time in Brussels.
  • Russ A. Abott publishes "Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions"

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