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Eulogy to Keats

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Poetry Reading. On the 23 February 1821, John Keats died in Rome at the age of 25. To commemorate the anniversary of his death, we present a programme of poetry and prose to celebrate the life of this inspirational poet. This will include a reading of Shelley's eulogy to Keats, Adonais.

3 - 4pm. Free with an admission ticket to the house (valid for one year).

Keats House, Keats Grove, Hampstead London NW3 2RR

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