The Romantics Reviewed: Contemporary Reviews of British Romantic Writers. Part A: The Lake Poets - Volume IIDonald H. Reiman First published in 1972, this volume contains contemporary British periodical reviews of the Lake Poets, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey and Lamb, in publications from the Edinburgh Review to Variety. Introductions to each periodical provide brief sketches of each publication as well as names, dates and bibliographical information. Headnotes offer bibliographical data of the reviews and suggested approaches to studying them. This book will be of interest to those studying the Romantics and English literature. |
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... fancy ; and have evidently been introduced , from the author's unwillinguefs to relinquish the correfponding paffages in D'Herbelot , Sale , Volney , & c . which appeared to him to have great capabilities for poetry . This imitation ...
... fancy ; and have evidently been introduced , from the author's unwillinguefs to relinquish the correfponding paffages in D'Herbelot , Sale , Volney , & c . which appeared to him to have great capabilities for poetry . This imitation ...
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... fancy , and a perverted tafte . His genius feems naturally to delight in the représentation of domestic virtues and pleasures , and the brilliant delineation of external nature . In both thefe depart- ments , he is frequently very ...
... fancy , and a perverted tafte . His genius feems naturally to delight in the représentation of domestic virtues and pleasures , and the brilliant delineation of external nature . In both thefe depart- ments , he is frequently very ...
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... fancy wrong or right - fome feeling of devotion more or lefs ' - and other elegancies of the fame stamp . It ends with this unmeaning prophecy . Thou long the poet's praife fhalt gain ; Thou wilt be more beloved by men In times to comes ...
... fancy wrong or right - fome feeling of devotion more or lefs ' - and other elegancies of the fame stamp . It ends with this unmeaning prophecy . Thou long the poet's praife fhalt gain ; Thou wilt be more beloved by men In times to comes ...
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... fancy , as a touchstone of Mr Wordsworth's merit . There is something about it that convinces us it is a favourite of the au- thor's ; though to us , we will confess ,, it appears to be a very paragon of silliness and affectation . Our ...
... fancy , as a touchstone of Mr Wordsworth's merit . There is something about it that convinces us it is a favourite of the au- thor's ; though to us , we will confess ,, it appears to be a very paragon of silliness and affectation . Our ...
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... fancy tether . ' 11. p . 79 . P VOL . XI . NO . 21 . and and clofes thus- Poems by W. Wordsworth . While thus before my eyes he gleams , A brother of the leaves he feems ; When in a moment forth be teems His little fong in gushes : As ...
... fancy tether . ' 11. p . 79 . P VOL . XI . NO . 21 . and and clofes thus- Poems by W. Wordsworth . While thus before my eyes he gleams , A brother of the leaves he feems ; When in a moment forth be teems His little fong in gushes : As ...
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