Tennyson's Two Brothers

The 1947 Leslie Stephen Lecture explores the lives and destinies of Tennyson's brothers, Frederick and Charles. It delves into their personal experiences and contributions, shedding light on the lesser-known aspects of the Tennyson family. This examination not only highlights the impact of familial relationships on Tennyson's work but also offers insights into the broader context of the period. Through this analysis, the lecture provides a unique perspective on the interplay between personal and literary legacies.