Shelley, Per‧cy Bysshe /ˈpɜːsi bɪʃ $ ˈpɜːr-/
(1792–1822) an English poet of the Romantic Movement, who was also known for his dislike of religion and his strong belief in political freedom. His most famous works were written after 1818 when he went to live in Italy with his wife Mary Shelley, and they include Adonais, written in memory of the poet John Keats, Prometheus Unbound, and To a Skylark.

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