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The Victorian Web maintains a Browning web page at http://landow.stg.brown.edu/victorian/rb/ rbov.html with links to other interesting sites.
The audio collection entitled Robert Browning: Selected Poems (1984), edited by William C. DeVane, contains a representative selection of dramatic monologues, dramatic romances and lyrics, and short poems that are annotated and are supplemented by an introduction, a list of principal dates in Browning’s life, and a bibliography.
Robert and Elizabeth Browning (1998), a video in the Master Poets Collection, presents an...
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