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His "In Memoriam" , which contains the line "'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all," cemented his reputation. Tennyson was Queen Victoria 's poet laureate from until his death in He would be one of his family's 11 surviving children his parents' firstborn died in infancy. Tennyson grew up with two older brothers, four younger brothers and four younger sisters. Tennyson's father was a church rector who earned a decent income, but the size of the family meant expenses had to be closely watched.
The rest of his pre-university education was overseen by his well-read father. Tennyson and his siblings were raised with a love of books and writing; by the age of 8, Tennyson was penning his first poems. However, Tennyson's home wasn't a happy one. His father was an elder son who had been disinherited in favor of a younger brother, which engendered resentment.
Even worse, his father was an alcoholic and drug user who at times physically threatened members of the family. In , Tennyson had his first poetry published in Poems by Two Brothers though actually three Tennyson brothers contributed to the volume. That same year, Tennyson began to study at Trinity College at Cambridge, where his two older brothers were also students.
It was at university that Tennyson met Arthur Hallam, who became a close friend, and joined a group of students who called themselves the Apostles. Tennyson also continued to write poetry, and in , he won the Chancellor's Gold Medal for the poem "Timbuctoo. Tennyson's father died in His death meant straitened circumstances for the family, and Tennyson did not complete his degree.
As a younger son, Tennyson was encouraged to find a profession, such as entering the church like his father. However, the young man was determined to focus on poetry.
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It contained work that would become well known, such as "The Lady of Shalott," but received unfavorable reviews. These greatly affected Tennyson, and he subsequently shied away from publication for a decade, though he continued to write during that time. After leaving Cambridge, Tennyson had remained close to Arthur Hallam, who had fallen in love with Tennyson's sister Emily. When Hallam died suddenly in , likely from a stroke, it was a devastating loss for the poet and his family. In , Tennyson fell in love with Emily Sellwood, sister to his brother Charles's wife; the two were soon engaged.
However, due in part to concerns about his finances and his health — there was a history of epilepsy in the Tennyson family, and the poet worried he had the disease — Tennyson ended the engagement in Smart phones and cameras are grabbed and a few lucky snappers manage to get a photo of the massive tail slap that drives a wall of water into the air, a sound that can be heard for miles. A huge battleship USS Arizona took a direct hit and sank in less than nine minutes with the loss of 1, men, whose average age was She lies beneath the water close to where we stand marked by a memorial archway.
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In , under Elizabeth I, he returned to his studies and became a fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. A frequent critic of the English political system, Cartwright was forced to leave England on at least two occasions. He was widely regarded as a brilliant theologian, was distinguished by his character, and provided leadership and energy to the dissident Puritan movement of seventeenth-century England.
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He examines the text verse by verse, distilling both its teaching for Christian doctrine and its implications for the Christian life. In good Puritan fashion, Elton displays a penchant for pristine logic and incisive analysis. Edward Elton c. Mary Magdalen Church, Bermondsey, near London. Taking Colossians as a Christological monograph, H. Gowen supplements his argument with information from the gospels, and demonstrates that the literary structure of the epistle also supports his interpretation of Colossians.
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Gowen — was professor of Oriental languages at the University of Washington. He was educated at St. Augustine College, Oxford, and Cambridge. In , he was made a deacon in the Anglican Church, and served as a missionary to Hawaii and China. These four poignant lectures focus on the text of Colossians. Each lecture covers one chapter from Colossians, and Kelly unpacks the text verse by verse. Text-critical matters and structural concerns also draw attention and Kelly uses them to further explain the epistle.
Deeply involved with the Plymouth Brethren, he also became a prolific writer, earning the respect of theologians such as Henry Alford. Focusing exclusively on Colossians , Hooper unpacks the meaning of this dense passage with skill and wisdom. William Hooper was educated at Edinburgh, and immigrated to Boston from Scotland during the s. Five years after arriving in America, Hooper left the Congregationalist Church and became a minister in the Anglican Church.