1) Percy Bysshe Shelley was an English Romantic poet born in 1792 who was expelled from Oxford for writing about unpopular topics like politics, religion, and social issues.
2) He had an unconventional personal life, marrying younger women and engaging in affairs, which often caused him heartbreak when his wives died.
3) Shelley wrote poems expressing his radical political and social views that challenged the norms of his time, making him a unique figure during the Romantic period in England.