Robert Southey’s preoccupation with the presumed danger of admitting Catholics to Parliament, following the Irish Act of Union, has always been an embarrassment to his admirers. Stuart Andrews, in Robert Southey, argues that the Poet Laureate’s denunciation of global Catholicism is essential to understanding his life, works, and times. On this issue Southey was absolutely consistent—from his first visit to Lisbon in 1795 to his Colloquies published in 1829. Echoes of the debate have faded, but Southey’s partisan rhetoric reflects its intensity and reveals much about the religious culture and concern for English identity in this stormy period
Stuart Andrews is currently the librarian at Wells & Mendip Museum in the United Kingdom. He holds an honors degree in History from Cambridge University and has written extensively on the interface of politics, literature and religion. His most recent works are The British Periodical Press and the French Revolution, 1789-99, Unitarian Radicalism: Political Rhetoric 1770-1814, and Irish Rebellion: Protestant Polemic 1798-1900. His articles have appeared in the Coleridge Bulletin, Wordsworth Circle, Symbiosis, and Epworth Review.
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