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- Introduction
- Short Forms of Citation
- General Chronological List of Wordsworth’s Writings
- Chronology, 1741–1799
- Appendices
- I. References in Wordsworth’s Writings to the Years before He Enters Hawkshead School
- II. References in Wordsworth’s Writings to Hawkshead and His Years in School There
- III. Wordsworth’s Earliest Poetic Composition
- IV. The Dates of Several Early Translations
- V. Four Notebooks: Their Use in Dating An Evening Walk and Other Early Composition
- VI. The Dates of Certain Early Passages in MS Verse
- VII. Wordsworth’s Early Travels in Wales
- VIII. The Visits of Hazlitt and Cottle, Spring 1798
- IX. Three Notebooks: Alfoxden, Christabel
- X. The Date of The Borderers
- XI. The Date of Nutting
- XII. The Dates of Salisbury Plain and Some Early Work on The Prelude
- XIII. The Date of The Ruined Cottage
- XIV. The Date of Juvenal
- XV. The Dates of The Old Cumberland Beggar and Old Man Travelling
- XVI. The Dates of Several Minor or Incomplete Poems of the Racedown Period
- XVII. A Dismantled Early Notebook
- Index to Writings
- Subject Index
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