Websites
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The Victorian Web has many useful links for students of Victorian literature and culture. This is a link to the Victorian Web's Tennyson page.
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The University of Rochester's library has a useful biography of Tennyson.
Audio
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Compare two separate readings of the poem on this site. We think both are great, though quite different. Which do you like better?
Images
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Here's an image of Tennyson as an old man.
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Here's an image of Tennyson as a young man.
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An 1857 illustration of Tennyson's poem.
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The British Library in London has an online exhibition with a page of Tennyson's manuscript of his long poem, Maud. We always think it's fun to check out a writer's handwriting.
Articles
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This article is a good place to start for students interested in Tennyson's meter. (JSTOR login required. You may be able to access this through your school library.)
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Here's an article by H. Sopher about the structure of "Break, Break, Break." (JSTOR login required.)
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Here's an article by Irene Hsiao on grief and loss in Tennyson. (MUSE login required.)