Bicentenary Wordsworth studies in memory of John Alban Finch.
By: Edited by Jonathan Wordsworth. Assistant editor: Beth Darlington.
Contributors: Finch, John Alban, 1929-1967.; Wordsworth, Jonathan, ed.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Ithaca
Language: eng
Number of pages: 490
Subjects: Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 -- Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: John Alban Finch (1929-1967), by E. Fogel.; title: Wordsworth's two-handed engine, by J. A. Finch.; title: On the dating of Home at Grasmere: a new approach, by J. A. Finch.; title: The ruined cottage restored: three stages of composition, by J. A. Finch.; title: Michael and the pastoral ballad, by S. Parrish.; title: Wordsworth and Coleridge: some early matters, by R. Woof.; title: The satiric voices of The prelude, by F. T. Swetnam, Jr.; title: Wordsworth and his children, by M. Moorman.; title: The original Salisbury Plain: introduction and text, by S. Gill.; title: The prelude as a portrait of the artist, by M. H. Abrams.; title: The idiot boy, by M. Jacobus.; title: Wordsworth today, by B. Willey.; title: The speaker of The prelude, by M. Reed.; title: A letter to [Astra] by D. Pirie.; title: The novelty of the Lyrical ballads, by J. E. Jordan.; title: Some sidelights on The prelude, by C. Landon.; title: Cynthia Morgan St. John and her collection, by G. H. Healey.; title: Meaningful obscurity: the antecedents and character of Rivers, by R. Osborn.; title: Two early texts: A night-piece and The discharged soldier, by B. Darlington.; title: The climbing of Snowdon, by J. Wordsworth.