Wordsworth's Pope: A Study in Literary Historiography

Greg Garrard · Robert J. Griffin

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Introduction 1. The eighteenth-century construction of Romanticism 2. Refinement, Romanticism, Francis Jeffrey 3. Wordsworth's Pope 4. Mirror and lamp Conclusion, with thoughts on method in literary historiography Notes Bibliography.

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