In 1801, he wrote Thalada the Destroyer, a verse epic set in the Orient, which was followed by Madoc, the story of the South American adventures of the son of the medieval Welsh king Owen Gwyneth.
In 1801, he wrote Thalada the Destroyer, a verse epic set in the Orient, which was followed by Madoc, the story of the South American adventures of the son of the medieval Welsh king Owen Gwyneth. Caractured as Mr. Feathernest in Peacock's Melincourt, his late works include A Tale of Paraguay, Lives of the British Admirals, and A Vision of Judgment, all written after he succeeded Henry Pye as Poet Laureate. FTP, name this Lake poet, Coleridge's brother-in- law who is best known for his "Battle of Blenheim."
In 1801, he wrote Thalada the Destroyer, a verse epic set in the Orient, which was followed by Madoc, the story of the South American adventures of the son of the medieval Welsh king Owen Gwyneth.
Robert {Southey}