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Vittorio Felaco Sophia, young lovers kept apart by the dictates of paternal tyranny. Thelwall claimed to have introduced this narrative thread and the character of the narrator to boost ., circulation at the suggestion of a ‘literary friend’ — probably Thomas Holcroft, a strong proponent of ‘nity of design’ in

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J. Norris Frederickhether public (“the page of history”) or introspective (“the history of the human mind”), is vicious only when it is solitary and self-absorbed; it must never be an end in itself but it can be redemptive if it is progressive, aware of its correspondent obligations from and to the “fellow beings who

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Irene J. Hashimoto’s fundamental premises about the revolutionary nature of Romanticism. For as I have already shown, Thelwall is revolutionary, not in his adaptation of ordinary speech to the uses of poetry, but in his active and artful adoption of poetic speech as a political instrument, to help the people of Brita

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Robert S. Hatten (. 86). Such a dynamic interaction between reader and writer characterizes Thelwall’s copious annotations to Coleridge’s ., of which Jackson offers one of the first critical analyses.. The “double or alternating consciousness, now his own and now the writers’ ” (. 296) that she finds in Thelwall’s

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