Romanticism Composition

1. a. 'Revolution and Reaction'- Toward the end of the eighteenth century, two revolutions occurred outside England that indirectly threatened the stability of the British political and social systems. The French Revolution began on July 14, 1789, when a group of French citizens stormed the Bastille, a Paris prison for political prisoners. During the following weeks the revolutionaries approved a document called the Declaration of Rights of Man, affirming the principles of 'liberty, equality, and fraternity.' France …

…know of him and his power, that is what he believed everyone wants. 5. 'Ode On a Grecian Urn' reflects the life of the common people. It shows that the life of the common people is the philosophy of the Romanticist. It shows the beauty of the common life and common things how it effects everyone. It reflects that beauty is the truth and truth is beauty and that reflects the ideals of a true Romanticist.