George Crabbe

George Crabbe (Born December 24, 1754, in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England—died February 3, 1832) was a renowned English poet known for his vivid and realistic portrayal of rural life. His work is celebrated for its precise language and insightful social commentary, capturing the complexities of everyday existence. Crabbe’s poetry has had a lasting influence on the literary landscape and remains appreciated for its artistic merit and authentic depiction of human nature.

Personal Name: Crabbe, George

Birth: 1754

Death: 1832