 material proscribed by the government), and these cheap pirate editions reached hundreds of activists and workers throughout the nineteenth century.Shelley's poem "To the Queen of My Heart" was allegedly forged and falsely attributed to Shelley by James Augustus St. John, who took over as editor of the "London Weekly Review" when Carlile was imprisoned in 1827.In other countries, such as India, Shelley's works both in the original and in translation have influenced poets such as Rabindranath Tagore and Jibanananda Das.