Wordsworth and Coleridge
Subtitle: studies in honor of George McLean Harper.
By: An appreciation by J. Duncan Spaeth.  A bibliography by Evelyn Griggs.
Publisher: Russell & Russell
Published: 1962
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Wordsworth, William, -- 1770-1850; Coleridge, Samuel Taylor -- 1772-1834; Williams, Helen Maria, -- 1762-1827; Seward, Anna, -- 1742-1809; Harper, George McLean, -- 1863-1947
Table of contents: title: Some remarks on the composition of the Lyrical ballads of 1798, by É. Legouis.; title: Solitude, silence, and loneliness in the poetry of Wordsworth, by R. D. Havens.; title: Wordsworth's conception of the esthetic experience, by O. J. Campbell.; title: The tragic flaw in Wordsworth's philosophy, by N. P. Stallknecht.; title: Wordsworth and his daughter's marriage, by E. de Selincourt.; title: An imitation of Wordsworth, by L. N. Broughton.; title: Helen Maria Williams and the French Revolution, by M. R. Adams.; title: Anna Seward and the romantic poets: a study in taste, by S. H. Monk; title: Samuel Taylor Coleridge discovers the Lake Country, by G. H. B. Coleridge.; title: Coleridge's "Preface" to Christabel, by B. R. McElderry, Jr.; title: An early defense of Christabel, by E. L. Griggs.; title: Coleridge on the sublime, by C. DeW. Thorpe.; title: Coleridge in Germany (1799) by E. J. Morley.; title: Professor Harper: an appreciation, by J. D. Spaeth.; title: Bibliography of the works of George McLean Harper (p. [244]-247) by E. Griggs.