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Summary and Analysis of Kubla Khan

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Kubla Khan Summary, Structure, Supernatural Element and Questions

Introduction of Kubla Khan Written in 1797, ‘Kubla Khan’ was first published in 1816 at the request of Lord Byron. The book contained an ‘introduction’ which sheds light on the circumstances that led the poet to write a poem: ‘In the summer of 1797, the Author, then ill-healthy, had retired Read more…

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