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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Page 413
... given way to more selective and pointed notices in new monthlies like the Analyti- cal Review ( 1788-1797 ) , the British Critic ( 1793-1826 ) , and the Antijacobin Review ( 1798- 1821 ) . ( It should be noted that the last two , both ...
... given way to more selective and pointed notices in new monthlies like the Analyti- cal Review ( 1788-1797 ) , the British Critic ( 1793-1826 ) , and the Antijacobin Review ( 1798- 1821 ) . ( It should be noted that the last two , both ...
Page 414
... given time and space to write major articles on a selected subject . It had several direct quarterly imitators the most successful being the Quarterly Review and ( eventual- ly ) the Westminster Review ; the least successful being the ...
... given time and space to write major articles on a selected subject . It had several direct quarterly imitators the most successful being the Quarterly Review and ( eventual- ly ) the Westminster Review ; the least successful being the ...
Page 415
... given birth to an infinite variety of he- refies and errors , the followers of which have hated and perfe- cuted each other as cordially as other bigots . The author who is now before us , belongs to a fect of poets , that has ...
... given birth to an infinite variety of he- refies and errors , the followers of which have hated and perfe- cuted each other as cordially as other bigots . The author who is now before us , belongs to a fect of poets , that has ...
Page 424
... given , it appears to us , with great fpirit and effect , though the beauties are of that quef tionable kind , that trefpafs on the border of impropriety , and partake more of the character of dramatic , than of narrative poet- ry ...
... given , it appears to us , with great fpirit and effect , though the beauties are of that quef tionable kind , that trefpafs on the border of impropriety , and partake more of the character of dramatic , than of narrative poet- ry ...
Page 425
... given fuch a fpecimen of the merits and defects of this performance , as will probably be fufficient to determine the judgment of our readers . All the productions of this author , it appears to us , bear very diftinctly the impreffion ...
... given fuch a fpecimen of the merits and defects of this performance , as will probably be fufficient to determine the judgment of our readers . All the productions of this author , it appears to us , bear very diftinctly the impreffion ...
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