Wordsworth: Romantic Poetry and Revolution PoliticsManchester University Press, 1989 - 203 pages |
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Page 119
... pamphlet The Convention of Cintra in 1809.10 The operation of a primary and a secondary power on the mind , and the importance of the relationship between them , becomes a crucial part of Wordsworth's explanation of the way that after ...
... pamphlet The Convention of Cintra in 1809.10 The operation of a primary and a secondary power on the mind , and the importance of the relationship between them , becomes a crucial part of Wordsworth's explanation of the way that after ...
Page 170
... pamphlet damning the Government , and Wellesly in particular , for their preparedness to treat with the French tyrant at the expense of the Spanish and Portuguese nations , both of whom were fighting for their liberty : Again ...
... pamphlet damning the Government , and Wellesly in particular , for their preparedness to treat with the French tyrant at the expense of the Spanish and Portuguese nations , both of whom were fighting for their liberty : Again ...
Page 171
... pamphlet about Wellesley and the Government ( and he did try , at the last minute , to modify the venom of The Convention of Cintra ) . To illustrate this claim for Benjamin we must look at the second canto ( or ' Second Part ' in the ...
... pamphlet about Wellesley and the Government ( and he did try , at the last minute , to modify the venom of The Convention of Cintra ) . To illustrate this claim for Benjamin we must look at the second canto ( or ' Second Part ' in the ...
Contents
Wordsworth and pastoral politics | 1 |
the pastoral tradition in early Wordsworth | 19 |
Poetry of alienated radicalism | 69 |
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