The Wordsworth Dictionary of Persons and Places is a comprehensive reference work that offers a wealth of information about the historical and literary figures who figure in the works of William Wordsworth. It includes familiar quotations from his works, a full index, and a chronologically arranged list of his best poems. This book is an indispensable resource for lovers of Wordsworth's poetry, scholars, and students of literature.
The book presents a series of lectures that explore the nature and craft of poetry, focusing on its emotional and intellectual dimensions. A.C. Bradley delves into the works of notable poets, offering critical insights and interpretations that illuminate the art of poetry. The lectures emphasize the relationship between poetry and human experience, examining themes such as beauty, emotion, and the role of the poet. This reproduction captures Bradley's influential ideas and remains a significant contribution to literary criticism.