1846. TUCKERMAN, H. T. _Thoughts on the Poets._ New York. _Genius and Writings of Wordsworth._ 37 1882. WELSH, A. H. _Development of English Literature and Language._ Chicago. _Wordsworth_, vol. ii. pp. 330-339. 38 1850. WHIPPLE, E. P. _Essays and Reviews._ Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co. _Wordsworth_, vol. i. p. 222.[518] 39 1871. WHIPPLE, E. P. _Literature and Life._ Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Co. _Wordsworth_, p. 253.[519] 40 1854. WILLIS, N. P. _Famous Persons and Places._ New York: Charles Scribner.[520] [504] A reprint of the article was published in _The Century Magazine_, 1884. C. M. ST. JOHN. [505] Not of much importance--the author praises Wordsworth and criticises Jeffrey. C. M. ST. JOHN. [506] About the same in the “Address” as in the “Complete Works.” C. M. ST. JOHN. [507] Contains four hundred quotations from Wordsworth. C. M. ST. JOHN. [508] Contains 258 pages on Wordsworth. C. M. ST. JOHN. [509] The same as above with some corrections, and twenty-three new pages added. C. M. ST. JOHN. [510] The above was first given as an address to “The Wordsworth Society,” 1884, and appeared in _Wordsworthiana_ in 1889. C. M. ST. JOHN. [511] In the Appendix are about twenty pages containing a ferocious criticism on “Wordsworth, his Poetry and his Misrepresentations.” C. M. ST. JOHN. [512] In the Memoirs of M. F. Ossoli (Boston, vol. iii. p. 84) there is a short reference to Wordsworth. C. M. ST. JOHN. [513] Introduction and Editorial Notes by H. R., interesting and valuable. C. M. ST. JOHN. [514] In the Lecture on the Sonnet, there are interesting allusions to Wordsworth’s Sonnets. C. M. ST. JOHN. [515] This book and the previous one have about half a dozen pages each on Wordsworth. C. M. ST. JOHN. [516] The substance of this chapter on Wordsworth as a revealer of Childhood, first appeared in _The Atlantic Monthly_, October 1885. C. M. ST. JOHN. [517] In this volume there are many references to Wordsworth of interest--especially at pp. 202, 206, 210 and 263--on _Subjective Interpretation, The Pathetic Fallacy_, etc. C. M. ST. JOHN. [518] This essay was also published in _The Complete Poetical Works_. Philadelphia: James Kay jun. and Brothers, 1837. Also in _The North American Review_, 1844. C. M. ST. JOHN. [519] The above appeared first in _The North American Review_. It was “written when the news came of Wordsworth’s death.” It is not given elsewhere in this list. C. M. ST. JOHN. [520] Letter V. contains some characteristic remarks on Wordsworth by “Christopher North,” who gave Willis a note of introduction to Wordsworth and Southey. Willis did _not_ write about Wordsworth in this book. As it is inserted in some of the lists, I include it, with this explanation. C. M. ST. JOHN. IV REVIEW AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES ON WORDSWORTH PUBLISHED IN AMERICA FROM 1801 TO 1840