![The Man Behind the Nonsense [Edward] Lear himself “loved men, yet dreamed of marriage,” Uglow says, and felt distress at the impossibility of reconciling these yearnings. Though the author does not discuss the issue, at the time of Lear’s birth, British law prescribed the death penalty for sexual acts between men.](https://glreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/LEAR-final-copy-540x540.jpg)
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