Letters of the Wordsworth Family from 1787-1855Ardent Media, 1969 |
Contents
1812 | 1 |
DOROTHY WORDSWORTH TO MRS CLARKSON | 12 |
DOROTHY WORDSWORTH TO MRS CLARKSON | 17 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO ROBERT SOUTHEY | 23 |
Wordsworth considering a change of publisher | 27 |
Hartley Coleridges education present life and labors | 28 |
Yarrow Visited advice to a poet | 34 |
Patty Smiths criticism of The Excursion | 40 |
An unusual event a letter from Coleridge Sara | 254 |
Rumors of being obliged to quit Rydal Mount | 275 |
Refusing his permission to sue for Doras hand | 278 |
On the arrangement and classification of poems | 284 |
Travel directions for a tour of Wales and Ireland | 291 |
Regular churchgoers Charles and Mary Lamb | 293 |
Complimentary comment on M s poems | 296 |
Requests information as to the status of negotia | 302 |
1815 | 48 |
The new edition of Poems Beattie contrasted | 52 |
25 | 57 |
A memory of first entrance to Grasmere mak | 58 |
1816 | 67 |
DOROTHY WORDSWORTH TO MRS CLARKSON | 78 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO GEORGE HUNTLY GORDON | 90 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO R P GILLIES | 108 |
21 | 110 |
King and constitution in preference to church | 111 |
DOROTHY WORDSWORTH TO MRS CLARKSON | 117 |
The charm of Rydal Mount for children | 127 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO VISCOUNT LOWTHER | 130 |
1821 | 137 |
Southeys Vision of Judgment greetings to friends | 141 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO VISCOUNT LOWTHER | 147 |
Ordering casts of C s bust Mr Carruthers | 157 |
The modification of his views on the subject | 162 |
The Lambs Coleridges article in Blackwoods | 166 |
1822 | 168 |
A criticism of Peveril by a descendant of one of | 172 |
MARY WORDSWORTH TO JOHN KENYON | 187 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO RICHARD SHARP | 196 |
Discussing the terms upon which she should offer | 199 |
An appointment for a visit to the Q s | 203 |
Byrons indebtedness to other poets one | 212 |
Two sonnets upon infants messages for Lamb | 218 |
Comment upon a volume of W s poetry a cri | 220 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO LORD LONSDALE | 229 |
1825 | 240 |
Authors above booksellers Murray and Long | 246 |
The Memorials and Ecclesiastical Sketches | 247 |
Dora Wordsworths illness a letter from Lamb | 303 |
Asks information regarding an eligible office | 306 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO WILLIAM ROWAN HAMILTON | 312 |
WILLIAM TO MARY AND DORA WORDSWORTH | 319 |
The character of his deceased son Thomas | 321 |
The remuneration for contributions to Annuals | 326 |
Views on the subject of education | 337 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO F MANSEL REYNOLDS | 349 |
His tour on the Rhine and in the Netherlands | 355 |
12 | 358 |
Reply to a request for verses The Malvern | 360 |
More work and less pay | 365 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO AN ENGLISH PRELATE | 366 |
Sara Coleridges marriage Derwents curacy | 394 |
Criticism of verses of Sir W and Miss Hamilton | 397 |
A history of our proceedings since you left | 401 |
One point of prime importance in this crisis | 407 |
The Paris pirated edition of his Poems his attitude toward | 408 |
A copy of The Souvenir for 1832 a sonnet | 409 |
A few additional words on British poetesses | 426 |
Requests information as to the advisability of a cheap | 432 |
An invitation a message to Mr Edgeworth | 434 |
An article on the decay of science in England Cole | 443 |
Guide to the Lakes | 455 |
Son of the artist | 459 |
DORA WORDSWORTH TO MISS HAMILTON | 464 |
Hopes for a visit from R the dreadful results | 471 |
1832 | 483 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH TO THE EDITOR | 494 |
Dorothys illness the course of public affairs | 497 |
DORA WORDSWORTH TO WILLIAM PEARSON | 504 |
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