Afterword.
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Confluence: William and Dorothy Wordsworth in 1798.
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The Shelleys and the Art of Suffering.
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Creating the Writer of the Cleric's Words.
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Pamela and Creative Cognition.
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- Literary Criticism
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Untranslatable Wordsworth?
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Mediating Abolition: The Collaborative Consciousness of Liverpool's William Roscoe and James Currie.
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Introduction.
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'Love was in the next Degree': Lyric, Satire, and Inventive Modulation.
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'My Muse loves a little Variety': Writing Drama and the Creative Life of Frances Burney.
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