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Lewis Morris (poet)
Sir Lewis Morris (23 January 1833 – 12 November 1907) was a Welsh academic and politician. He was also a popular poet of the Anglo-Welsh school.
==Background==
Born in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire in south-west Wales to Lewis Edward William Morris and Sophia Hughes, he first attended Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School there (1841–47).Then in 1847 he transferred to Cowbridge Grammar School on the appointment to it of the energetically reviving and academically gifted young headmaster, Hugo Harper. There "he gave promise of his future classical scholarship by writing a prize poem on Pompeii".〔C.D. Phillips, ''Sir Lewis Morris'' (University of Wales Press, 1981), p. 12〕 In 1850 he was one of about thirty Cowbridge boys〔C. D. Phillips, ''Sir Lewis Morris'' (University of Wales Press, 1981), pp. 12-13〕〔Iolo Davies, ''A Certaine Schoole'' (Cowbridge: D. Brown and Sons, Ltd.), 1967, pp. 76-77〕〔L.V. Lester, ''A Memoir of Hugo Daniel Harper'' (Longmans, 1896), p. 23〕 who followed Harper to Sherborne whither the latter was bound on a similar mission of resuscitating a moribund school. Such "swarming" in the wake of a charismatic headmaster was typical of the period. Morris and Harper remained lifelong friends. He studied classics at Jesus College, Oxford, graduating in 1856: the first student in thirty years to obtain first-class honours in both his preliminary and his final examinations. In 1868 he married Florence Pollard.
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