This English Poet Laureate, regarded as the chief representative of the Victorian age poetry, wrote the poem, ‘The Death of the Old Year’.
- William Butler Yeats
- Robert Browning
- T. S. Elliot
- Alfred Tennyson
Answer
The correct answer is D) Alfred Tennyson.
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