News and Notes [7-41]
- Leigh Hunt’s Presentation Copy of Shelley’s Alastor Volume [17-20]
Mary A. Quinn
- New Light on Shelley’s “Lines to ——” [20-23]
William J. Burling
- The Dantean Politics of The Prisoner of Chillon [23-29]
William A. Ulmer
- Further Corrections to Amy Lowell’s Transcriptions of Keats’s
Marginalia [30-38]
Beth Lau
- Maritime Antecedents of John Keats: Supplementary Note [38-41]
Dwight E. Robinson
Articles
- Talented Equivocation: Byron’s “Fare Thee Well” [42-61]
W. Paul Elledge
- The Truth about “Beauty” and “Truth”: Keats’s “Ode on a Grecian Urn,” Milton, Shakespeare, and the Uses of Paradox [62-82]
Stuart Peterfreund
- Speech, Silence, and the Self-Doubting Interpreter in Keats’s Poetry [83-103]
Anthony John Harding
- Shelley to Byron in 1814: A New Letter [104-10]
Charles E. Robinson
- The Drama of Reenactment in Shelley’s The Revolt of Islam [111-25]
Deborah A. Gutschera
- Psychological Realism and Narrative Manner in Shelley’s “Alastor” and “The Witch of Atlas” [126-48]
William Crisman
- Leigh Hunt, Lord Byron, and Mary Shelley: The Long Goodbye [149-67]
Eleanor M. Gates
- Hazlitt’s Select British Poets: An American Publication [168-82]
Payson G. Gates
Book Reviews
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