Issue #68-69
(Spring-Fall 2017)

Robert Southey (Guest-editors: Tim Fulford and Matthew Sangster)

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Tim Fulford et Matthew Sangster

Introduction – Southeyan Correspondences

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Ian Packer

Robert Southey, Politics, and the Year 1817

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Jonathan Gonzalez

Poetic Industry and Abominable Superstition: Southey on Lope de Vega

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Tom Duggett

“Et in Utopia ego”: Sir Thomas More and “Montesinos,” a Southey Mystery “Solved”

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Joseph DeFalco Lamperez

“Furnace-smoke … wrapt him round”: Industrial Hinduism and Global Empire in The Curse of Kehama and Sir Thomas More

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Adam Colman

Prosaic Poetry and Pneumatic Craving in Southey’s Curse of Kehama

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Matthew C. Jones

“Mindful of the hour of conquest”: Welsh Patriotism in Southey’s 1798 Morning Post Poems

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Joanna E. Taylor

Settling at Keswick: Affective Bioregionalism in Southey Country

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Matthew Sangster

Southey Versus London: Proto-Romantic Disaffection and Dehumanisation in the British Metropolis

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Digital Review

Michael Gamer

The Collected Letters of Robert Southey. General Editors: Lynda Pratt, Tim Fulford, and Ian Packer

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