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Virtual theater from Diderot to Mallarmé

Evlyn Gould

1989

An underground fate

Thomas, Brian

1988

The Edinburgh review in the literary culture of Romantic Britain

William Christie

2009

Romanticism

Lilian R. Furst

1969

Romanticism and the androgynous sublime

Warren Stevenson

1996

The romantic imagination

Maurice Bowra

1950

English poetry of the Romantic period, 1789-1830

John Richard Watson

1985

Shakespeare and the English Romantic imagination

Jonathan Bate (editor)

1986

Romantic German literature

Glyn Tegai Hughes

1979

The first amendment, democracy, andromance

Steven H. Shiffrin

1990

The bright work grows

Jonathan Wordsworth

1997

Romanticism, lyricism, and history

Sarah MacKenzie Zimmerman

1999

Lamartine

Henri Guillemin

1940

In the shadows of romance

Jeffrey N. Cox

1987

English literature in history, 1780-1830

Roger Sales

1983

The Peabody sisters

Megan Marshall

2005

Romantic literature

Jennifer Breen

2002

Origins of narrative

Stephen Prickett

1996

The poet without a name

Henry Weinfield

1991

Opium and the romantic imagination

Alethea Hayter

1968

Coleridge and the literature of sensibility

George Dekker

1978

The experience of the foreign

Antoine Berman

1992

The reception of myth in English romanticism

Anthony John Harding

1995

The Romantics on Milton

Joseph Anthony Wittreich

1970

The last romantics

Graham Goulden Hough

1961

River of dissolution

Colin Clarke

1969

The romantic poets

Graham Goulden Hough

1965

Romanticism

Duncan Wu

1995

Shandyism

Peter Conrad

1978

Frankenstein's science

Christa Knellwolf, Jane R. Goodall

2008

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