Keats's poetry reflects his dogmatic views on society's ills. True False

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Zeeshan Ahmad Khalil · Answer 1 · 2020-10-28T14:06:13+0000

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Keats's poetry is different from that of the other romantic poets. Keats did not use his poetry either to discuss society's ills or to advocate reform or revolution.

Keats's poetry reflects his dogmatic views on society's ills. True False

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