The Bard of Colour, Robert Rose : The Life of a Poet and Activist in the Nineteenth Century Pages:168 pages, 12 mono illustrations any night of the week

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The Bard of Colour, Robert Rose : The Life of a Poet and Activist in the Nineteenth Century Pages:168 pages, 12 mono illustrations any night of the weekBorn of private means, educated and eloquent, Robert Rose was once a fixture in the literary circles of 19th century Manchester and Liverpool, but now nearly erased from history. Rose wrote poetry tinged with longing, loss, and quiet resistance.This deeply researched biography brings Rose back into the light, uncovering his words, his world, and the legacy he left behind. Though many questions remain, his story of displacement, artistic ambition, and