Table-Talk · Character
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Radical poet, mentioned in relation to his ideas and character.
minor
Also known as Mr. Shelley, himself
First appearance: volume ii on the disadvantages of intellectual superiority
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Criticized for his levity, speculative nature, and tendency to shock rather than convince.
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