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William Wordsworth

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English

 

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Helen T

 

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May 7, 2016

 

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University

 

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By far the most famous writer in his time, Wordsworth had a bizarre personal life. He wrote of unattainable love which coincided with his love for his mother. There were many accounts of an incestuous relationship with his mother and their strange relationship played a big part in his various stories...
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Upon graduation, he returned home and became close to his mother (too close in my opinion). He had sexual relations with his mother which ?resulted in a child. Incidentally, not only was he the child's father, but he was also his brother. In the Romantic age, incestuous relations were not completely uncommon; however, this was scandalous even by romanticism standards...
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