Robert Browning (1812–1889) was one of the most significant Victorian poets, known for his psychological insight, imaginative depth, and mastery of dramatic monologue. Born in Camberwell, England, he was largely homeschooled by his well-read parents, fostering an early love for books and poetry. Browning's ambitious early work received mixed reviews; however, his 1842 dramatic poem 'Paracelsus' ga...