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Wordsworth

The Chronology of the Early Years, 1770–1799

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ISBN 9780674435322

Publication Date: 01/01/1967

369 pages

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Mark Reed presents an exhaustive chronology of the life and works of Wordsworth, of which this is the first volume. An invaluable tool for students of Wordsworth and the Romantic Period generally, this work provides a simplified and rapid means of access to factual information for any type of study making use of either the dates or relative order of Wordsworth’s writings or personal experiences. Based on unpublished as well as published materials, the main entries of the book present items of documented fact together with source references; a separate chronological listing of the writings is also provided. Discussions and arguments are confined to footnotes and appendices.

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