English Lands, Letters and Kings, vol. 4: The Later Georges to VictoriaMitchell, Donald Grant
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English Lands, Letters and Kings, vol. 4: The Later Georges to Victoria
Mitchell, Donald Grant
English literature -- History and criticism; Great Britain -- Intellectual life
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, his early life, 216;
his marriage and unhappiness, 218;
elopes with Mary Godwin, 220;
meets Byron, 221;
his influence on Byron, 222;
his scepticism, 224, 228;
his death and pagan burial, 235;
his character, 236.
Smith, Goldwin, 65; 183.
Smith, Sydney, settles in Edinboro’, 84;
assists in founding _The Edinburgh Review_, 86;
goes to London, 96;
his ministerial career, 97 _et seq._;
his famous “Dame Partington” simile, 100;
his wit, 102;
his praise of Moore, 161; 177; 264.
Southey, Robert, 5 _et seq._;
his early life, 11 _et seq._;
settles at Keswick, 14;
appointed Poet Laureate, 18;
compared with Coleridge, 20;
refuses a baronetcy, 22;
death of, 24; 56;
meets Landor at Como, 131; 168; 177;
Shelley’s acquaintance with, 218;
Byron’s satire on, 224; 228.
Staël, Madame de, 106; 215.
Stamp Tax, The, effect of its reduction on the newspapers, 254.
Stanley, Lord, 91.
Stewart, Dugald, 48; 84.
Story, W. W., Landor’s connection with, 139.
Strawberry Hill, 261.
Swan Inn, The, 4.
“Talisman, The,” 73.
Tennyson, Lord, his grief at the death of Arthur Hallam, 172;
his dramas, 223; 288.
Thackeray, W. M., 287.
“Thalaba,” 13;
profits on, 15.
Thrale, Madame, 115.
“Tintern Abbey,” Wordsworth’s, 62.
Trelawney, E. J., 235; 242.
Trumbull, John, 144.
Victoria, Queen, beginning of her reign, 167;
her accession, 255;
her marriage, 257; 287.
“Vision of Judgment, A,” 224.
“Vivian Grey,” 182.
Wellington, Duke of, 166; 255.
West, Benjamin, 144; 245.
Wilkes, John, 94, note.
William IV., 81;
his nerve and pluck, 167;
his lack of ceremony, 252;
some events of his time, 253, 254.
“William and Helen,” Scott’s, 60.
Wilson, James, 41, note.
Wilson, John, 31; 36;
his character, 40, 41;
his writings in _Blackwood’s_, 42, 46;
his diaries, 44;
becomes a professor, 48;
his success, 50; 82.
Windermere, 2 _et seq._
“Wishing Gate, The,” 4.
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 220.
Wordsworth, Catharine, 32.
Wordsworth, Dorothy, 43, note.
Wordsworth, William, his opposition to railways, 3;
his grave, 4;
his attitude toward Southey’s odes, 18;
his account of Southey’s last years, 23; 30; 31; 32; 56;
his unlikeness to Scott, 61 _et seq._; 168; 228.
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