[547] A review of Professor Reed’s edition of the _Memoirs of Wordsworth_, Boston, 1851. C. M. ST. JOHN. [548] A review of the _Memoirs_, signed O. W.W. C. M. ST. JOHN. [549] A review of _The Prelude_. C. M. ST. JOHN. [550] Anonymous. A short review of _The Prelude_, and, at greater length, of _The Life_ (edited by Reed). An estimate of his work and influence. C. M. ST. JOHN. [551] Traces the literary life of the poet. Claims for Wordsworth the precedence to Coleridge in the utterance of a spiritual Philosophy. C. M. ST. JOHN. [552] A notice of Wordsworth’s death, unsigned; but Mr. Wilberforce Eames--of the Lenox Library--informs me, that their library now owns Mr. Evert A. Duyckinck’s copy of the _Literary World_, and that gentleman’s own initials are appended in pencil to this article. Mr. Duyckinck was editor of the _Literary World_. C. M. ST. JOHN. [553] Judge Reed, Professor Henry Reed’s son, does not attribute this article to his father. There is an impression that Professor Reed published an article on _The Prelude_. His lecture on that poem was never published. C. M. ST. JOHN. [554] Signed by R. F. Correspondence, _London Literary Gazette_, August 31. C. M. ST. JOHN. [555] Possibly the same as in that scarce number of the _Southern Literary Messenger_. Vol. xvi. p. 474. C. M. ST. JOHN. [556] These articles, in the opinion of Judge Henry Reed, are not by his father, Professor Henry Reed. C. M. ST. JOHN. [557] Notice to those who wish to subscribe to the Memorial to Wordsworth, signed. C. M. ST. JOHN. [558] An article on the University of Cambridge, and an account of Wordsworth’s residence at St. John’s College, 1787-1791. C. M. ST. JOHN. [559] Six pages on Wordsworth’s _Sonnet to Liberty_. C. M. ST. JOHN. [560] A brief review of _The Prelude_ and _Excursion_, and a comparison between the two poems. C. M. ST. JOHN. [561] On Wordsworth’s sonnets in favour of Capital Punishment. C. M. ST. JOHN. [562] On the house at Rydal. C. M. ST. JOHN. [563] An unsigned, four paged article on Wordsworth, Byron Scott, and Shelley. C. M. ST. JOHN. [564] In a “Review of Longfellow’s _Poets and Poetry of Europe_,” a page on Wordsworth’s influence. C. M. ST. JOHN. [565] In “The Origin and Uses of Poetry,” a few lines on Wordsworth. C. M. ST. JOHN. [566] A notice, with extracts from _The Prelude_. C. M. ST. JOHN. [567] “The Religion of Wordsworth’s Poetry.” C. M. ST. JOHN. VI CRITICISMS AND REVIEWS IN PERIODICALS FROM 1870 TO 1895 These are not chronologically arranged by Mrs. St. John, but see her note to Section V.--ED. 1 1882. DEWITT, DR. JOHN. _Presbyterian Review._ Vol. iii. p. 241.[568] 2 1884. BURROUGHS, JOHN. _The Century Magazine._ Vol. v. p. 418. This is entitled “Wordsworth’s Country.” 3