The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 8 (of 8)

by William Wordsworth

1819. “Peter Bell: a Tale in Verse.” The Edinburgh Monthly Review, ii. 654; Blackwood’s Magazine, v. 130; The Eclectic Review, xxx. 62; The Monthly Review, lxxxix. 419; The Literary Gazette, 273.

“The Waggoner: a Poem, to which are added Sonnets.” The Monthly Review, xc. 36; The Edinburgh Monthly Review, ii. 654; Blackwood’s Magazine, v. 332; The Eclectic Review, xxx. 62.

“Benjamin the Waggoner, a ryghte merrie and conceitede Tale in Verse.” The Monthly Review, xc. 41.

“Peter Bell: a Lyrical Ballad.” The Monthly Review, lxxxix. 422; The Eclectic Review, xxix. 473.

“Memoir of William Wordsworth, Esq.” (with a portrait). The New Monthly Magazine, i. 48.

1820. “Lake School of Poetry—Mr. Wordsworth.” The New Monthly Magazine, xiv. 361.

“Wordsworth.” The London Magazine, i. 275, 435.

“Wordsworth’s River Duddon, and other Poems.” The Gentleman’s Magazine, xc. 344; The London Magazine, i. 618; The London Review and Literary Journal, 523; Blackwood’s Magazine, vii. 206; The Eclectic Review, xxxii. 170; The Monthly Review, xciii. 132.

“The River Duddon, and other Poems.” The British Review, xvi. 37.

“Essay on Poetry, with Observations on the Living Poets.” The London Magazine, ii. 557.