British Poetry and the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: Visions of Conflict

Beth Darlington · Simon Bainbridge

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List of abbreviations 1. Poetry in 'The Age of War' 2. The poetic imagining of war in the 1790s: Charlotte Smith and Samuel Taylor Coleridge 3. 'Was it for this ... ?': war and poetic identity in Southey and Wordsworth, 1793-1802 4. 'Men are we': poetry, war, and gender in Wordsworth's political sonnets, 1802-3 5. Walter Scott's picturesque romance of war, 1805-14 6. 'History in the land of romance': poetry and the Peninsular war, 1808-14 7. 'Of war and taking towns': Byron's and Heman's post-Waterloo poetry, 1816-25 Epilogue: the 'Sir Walter disease' and the legacy of romantic war Bibliography Index

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