Index
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Aarsleff, Hans
Abrams, M. H.
Adorno, Theodor
Akenside, Mark
Alfoxden
Anderson, Benedict
Andrews, Malcolm
Annan, the river
Arnold, Matthew; “Memorial Verses”; “The Youth of Nature”
Arnold, Thomas
Ashburton
Ashby de la Zouch
Athens
Bacler D’Albe, Louis Albert Guislain: Carte Générale du Théâtre de la Guerre en Italie et dans les Alpes (1802)
Baden
Barchas, Janine
Bassenthwaite (Broadwater)
Bath
Bathi, Timothy
Belfast
Bellars, William: View of Derwent-Water toward Borrodale. A Lake near Keswick in Cumberland (1752)
Bennett, Andrew
Bern
Bernhardt-Kabisch, Ernest
Bewell, Alan
Bicknell, Peter
Biggs, Nathaniel
Black Comb
Black Fell
Black’s Picturesque Guide to the English Lakes (1841–1883)
Blair, Hugh; Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres (1783)
Blake, William
Bonaparte, Napoleon
Book of Common Prayer, The
books, printed: advertisements for; anthological workbooks; and authorship; blankness in; and place; new page; primer; quotations of poetry in; quotations of prose in; reception of; title page
Borrowdale
Boswell, James: The Life of Samuel Johnson (1791)
Bowder Stone
Bowen, Emmanuel
Bowles, William Lisle
Bradford, Richard
Bredon Hill
Bridgewater
Brientz
Brig
Bristol
British Critic
Brown, John: Description of the Lake at Keswick (1766)
Browning, Robert
Brownrigg, William
Bürger, Gottfried August
Burgh, James: The Art of Speaking (1762)
Burke, Edmund
Bushell, Sally
Buttermere
Cambridge, Wordsworth’s recollections of; Wordsworth’s time at
Caploch
Carmichael-Smyth, James
cartographic concepts and technologies: compass rose; contour lines; depth measures; flow arrow; hachures; hydrography; ichnography; “illustrated Itinerary”; itineraries; milestone; mountain outline; outline map; plan and profile views; pocket compass; point symbols; pocket map; relief; scale bar; shadow-hachures; sketch maps and field sketches; theodolite; triangulation; trig point
cartoliteracy
cartoprosody
cartospection
Cary, John: Survey of the High Roads from London … (1790)
Cassini de Thury, César François; Carte Géometrique de La France (1744–93)
Chase, Cynthia
Chauchard, Captain C. A.: Carte de la Partie Septentrionale de l’Italie (1791)
chiaroscuro
Clarke, James: Survey of the Lakes of Cumberland, Westmorland, and Lancashire (1789)
Claude glass or mirror
Clyde, river
Cockermouth
Cockin, William; as editor of Thomas West’s Guide to the Lakes; The Art of Delivering Language (1775)
Cohen, Murray
Coleorton
Coleridge, George
Coleridge, Hartley
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor; Biographia Literaria (1817); “Christabel”; “Dejection: an Ode”; Effusions; “The Foster Mother’s Tale”; “Frost at Midnight”; “Hexameters”; “The Nightingale”; “The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere”; “This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison”; “To W. Wordsworth”
Condillac, Étienne Bonnot de
Coniston Water
Constance
Cooper, Christopher: English Teacher (1687)
Cooper’s Hill
Cottle, Joseph
Coward, William
Cowper, William
Coxe, William: Travels in Switzerland in a Series of Letters to William Melmoth, Esq. (1789)
Crosthwaite Parish Church
Crosthwaite, Peter; “An Accurate Map of Broadwater or Bassenthwaite Lake” (1785); “An Accurate Map of Buttermere, Crummock & Lowes-water Lakes” (1794); “An Accurate Map of the Beautiful Lake of Ulls-water” (1783); “An Accurate Map of the Matchless Lake of Derwent” (1783); Seven Maps of the Lakes (1794–1819)
Crummock
Culler, Jonathan
Cumnor Hill
Dalby, Isaac; A Plan of the Principal Triangles in the Trigonometrical Survey (with William Mudge); An Account of the Operations Carried on for Accomplishing a Trigonometrical Survey of England and Wales (1799–1811) (with William Mudge)
D’Alembert, Jean-Baptiste le Rond
Dalton, John; A Descriptive Poem, addressed to two ladies, at their return from viewing the mines near Whitehaven (1755)
Dante
Danube
Davy, Humphry
Dawson, Robert
Dawson, Robert Kearsley, Lieutenant Colonel
De Bolla, Peter
deixis; epitaphic deixis
Della Cruscans
De Man, Paul
Denham, John: “Cooper’s Hill” (1642)
De Quincey, Thomas
Derwent, river
Derwentwater (Lake of Derwent)
Dickinson, Emily
Diderot, Denis
Donald, Thomas
Dryden, John; Aeneid (1697)
Duddon
Dufour, Guillaume Henri: Topographische Karte der Schweiz (1855)
Dunn, Samuel: Switzerland Divided into Thirteen Cantons with their Subjects and their Allies (1786)
Easthope, Anthony
Edinburgh
Edney, Matthew
Egremont
Ehen (End, Eyne, or Enna), river
Elfenbein, Andrew
elocution: accent; emphasis; inflection; intonation; pauses; poise; isochrony; speech plotted on musical scale; slides; thesis and arsis, energy
Enfield, William; The Speaker (1761)
Ennerdale
Esthwaite
Euclid; Elements
face: alienation and anonymity; “beloved”; blankness of; of country; “face-making” power; facial expression; features of; figure of animation; defacement; of nature; and marks and characters; “wasted”; as a “volume”; physiognomy; of speakers
Fairclough, Mary
Fairer, David
Fairfield
Farington, Joseph
Fenwick, Eliza
Ferguson, Frances
figures and tropes: address; apostrophe; as animating; energia; epanalepsis; exclamation; figuration of; hyperbole; hypotyposis; irony; personification; postal address; quotation; self-address; topographia; “Typographical Figure of Speech”
Fleming, John
Fleming, Tara-Lynn
Fox, Charles James: correspondence with Wordsworth
France
French Revolution
Fussell, Paul
Garrett, James M.
Garrick, David
Gavel Fell (Great Gable)
geometry; books of; Elements; diagramming; esprit géometrique; “geometric rules”; terminology
Germany
German literature
Gill, Stephen
Gillray, James: “The New Morality” (1798)
Gilpin, William; Observations, Relative Chiefly to Picturesque Beauty (1786)
Glaramara
Glis
Gondo
Goslar
Göttingen
Grasmere
Gravil, Richard
Gray, Thomas; Elegy in a Country Churchyard
Greenhead Gill
Greenwich
Grindelwald
Guest, Edwin
Guillory, John
Guy’s Hospital
Hamburg
Hammar-Scar
Hampden, John
Hardy, Thomas
Harley, J. B.
Hartman, Geoffrey H.; “spot syndrome”; “Wordsworth, Inscriptions and Romantic Nature Poetry”
Havens, Raymond
Haweswater
Hayden, Donald
Hazlitt, William
Helm Crag
Helvellyn
Hemans, Felicia
Henry, Anne C.
Herder, Johann Gottfried
Herries, John: Elements of Speech (1773)
Hertz, Neil
Hewitt, Rachel
Hogarth, William
Hollander, John
Homann, Johann Baptist: Vallesia Superior (1768)
Horne Tooke, John
Housman, John; Descriptive Tour, and Guide to the Lakes, Caves, Mountains, and other Natural Curiosities, in Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, and a Part of the West Riding of Yorkshire (1802); A Topographical Description of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire (1800)
Hughes, William: Map [of the] Lake District of Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire
Hunter, John
Hutchinson, Mary
Hutchinson, William; An Excursion to the Lakes, in Westmoreland and Cumberland, August 1773 (1774)
Imhof, Eduard
India
Ireland
Irish
Isle of Man
Italy
Jacobus, Mary
Jackson, Heather
Jackson, Virginia
Jarvis, Robin
Jefferys, Thomas
Jeffrey, Francis; Review of The Excursion; Review of Thalaba, the Destroyer
Jewsbury, Maria Jane
Johns, Adrian
Johnson, Samuel; Dictionary of the English Language (1755); “Life of Milton” (1779)
Johnston, Kenneth
Jones, Robert
Jones, Yolande
Keats, John
Keen, Paul
Kendal
Keswick
Kirkstone
Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb
Lago de Vino
Lake District: cultural construction of
Lake Poets or Lake School
Lamb, Charles
Lancaster
Langan, Celeste
Latrigg
Lausberg, Heinrich
Lauterbrunnen
Lehmann, Johann Georg
Lennard, John
letters: delivery time of; limited space of; poems copied in
Levinson, Marjorie
Liu, Alan
Liverpool
Liza (Leeza), river
Lloyd, Charles
Llyswen
Locke, John; Essay on Human Understanding (1690)
Lodore
London
London Chronicle
London Review
London Times Atlas
Longman, T. N.
Lonsdale
Lonsdale, Lord
Lorton Vale
Loughrigg
Loweswater
Lowth, Robert: A Short Introduction to English Grammar (1762)
Lucerne
Lynch, Deidre Shauna
Magnuson, Paul
Maittaire, Michael; The English Grammar (1712)
Malta
manuscript culture
map, as emblem; as portraiture; reading; route tracing
marks of speech: accent; acute; circumflex; grave; false; habituation to; marking systems; thesis and arsis
Martigny
Martin, Meredith
Mason, John; Essay on Elocution and Pronunciation (1748)
Mason, Nicholas
Mason, William; Caractacus (1759); The English Garden (1772–83)
McDonald, Peter
McDowell, Paula
McGann, Jerome J.: Black Riders: The Visible Language of Modernism; A Critique of Modern Textual Criticism
McLane, Maureen, N.
McLuhan, Marshall
meter: anapest; appoggiatura; caesuras; charm of; dactyl; decasyllabic; “English Iämbic”; erroneous systems of; heroic verse; heptameter; hexameter; iambs; iambic pentameter; Jacobin meter; lyrical meter; and passion; pentameter; poetic feet; poise; quantitative; Sapphics; scansion; tetrameter; trimeter. See also poetic forms
Milton, John; “On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity”; Paradise Lost (1667); Paradise Regained (1671)
Mole, Tom
Monboddo, Lord; Of the Origin and Progress of Language (1773–1792)
Monthly Magazine
Morris, William
Moxon, Edward
Mudge, William; A Plan of the Principal Triangles (with Isaac Dalby); An Account of the Operations Carried on for Accomplishing a Trigonometrical Survey of England and Wales (1799–1811) (with Isaac Dalby)
Mugglestone, Lynda
Murray, Lindley; English Grammar (1795)
Nether Stowey
Newlyn, Lucy
Newton, John
O’Donnell, Brennan: The Passion of Meter: Wordsworth’s Metrical Art
Ogilby, John: Britannia (1675)
Oliver, R. R.
Omond, T. S.
Ordnance Survey. See also cartographic terms and technologies
Ormathwaite
Otley, Jonathan: New Map of the District of the Lakes (1818)
Owen, W. J. B.
Oxford
Paris
Parker, Reeve
Parrish, Stephen
Payne Knight, Richard: The Progress of Civil Society (1796)
Peace of Amiens
Percy, Henry, first Earl of Northumberland
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society
physiognomy. See face
Pinch, Adela
Piper, Andrew
Pitt, William
poetic forms: blank verse; dramatic; elegy; epic; epigram; French rhyme; inscriptions; locodescriptive poetry; lyric; measured prose (prose mesurée); ode; print inscriptions; rhyme; sonnet; verse epistle. See also meter
politiscansion
Pollard, Jane
Pope, Alexander: An Essay on Man, “Epistle IV”; “Prologue to Cato”
Price, Leah
Priestley, Joseph: Rudiments of English Grammar (1761)
Prins, Yopie
prosodic notations. See marks of speech
punctuation: blank line or double dash; “business” of; colon; comma; dash; double paragraph; double punctuation; ellipsis; exclamation mark; full stop or period; hyphen; interspace; notes; overdetermination of; paragraph breaks; parenthesis or brackets; punctum admirationis or point of admiration; question mark or point of interrogation; semicolon; spoken punctuation; vacant line; wondering point
Puttenham, George
Quintilian; Institutes of Oratory
Radcliffe, Ann
Ramsay, Allan: “On Wit”
Ratzeburg
Reed, Mark
Rees, Abraham: The Cyclopædia; or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature
Rees, Owen
Rhine, river
Rhone, river
Rice, John; Introduction to the Art of Reading with Energy and Propriety (1765)
Richardson, Alan
Richardson, Samuel
Ricks, Christopher
Riley, Denise
Robertson, Joseph: Essay on Punctuation (1785)
Robson, Catherine
Roe, Nicholas
Roe, Richard
Roscoe, William: “Occasional Address”
Rousseau, Jean Jacques
Roy, William
Ruden
Rudwick, Martin J. S.
Ruskin, John
St. Herbert’s Island
St. Jacob
Saintsbury, George; History of English Prosody (1906–10)
Salisbury
Savoy
Say, Samuel; “On the Harmony, Variety, and Power of Numbers, whether in Prose or Verse”; “On the Numbers of Paradise Lost”; Poems on Several Occasions, and Two Critical Essays (1745); “Remarks on the Scripture Sense of Preaching”
Scale Force
Scale Hill
scansion. See meter
Schaffhouse
Scotland
Scots
Seymour, W. A.
Shakespeare, William; Hamlet
Shaw, Robert Burns
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
Sheridan, Thomas; Course of Lectures on Elocution (1762); Lectures on the Art of Reading (1775)
Sidney, Algernon
Silver-How
Simonsen, Pieter
Simpleberg
Simplon Pass
Skiddaw
Smith, Charles: New and Accurate Map of the Lakes, in the Counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, and Lancaster (1800)
Smith, Charlotte: Elegiac Sonnets (1784–1797)
Snowdon
Southey, Robert; The Curse of Kehama (1810); Joan of Arc (1796); Thalaba the Destroyer (1801)
St Clair, William
Steele, Joshua; Essay Towards Establishing the Melody and Measure of Speech (1775)
Sterne, Laurence
Switzerland
Symonds, John Addington
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord
Teviot, river
Thelwall, John
Thelwall, John, works by: An Essay towards a Definition of Animal Vitality (1793); The Hope of Albion; Illustrations of English Rhythmus: Selections for the Illustration of a Course of Instructions on the Rhythmus and Utterance of the English Language (1812); “To the Infant Hampden”; A Letter to Francis Jeffray, Esq., on Certain Calumnies and Misrepresentations in the Edinburgh Review (1804); Letter to Henry Cline (1810); “Lines written at Bridgewater, in Somersetshire, on the 27th of July, 1797; during a long excursion, in quest of a peaceful retreat”; “Ode II”; “On leaving the Bottoms of Glocestershire; where the Author had been entertained by several families with great hospitality. Aug. 1797”; “Oration on the Influence of Animated Elocution in Awakening Martial Enthusiasm”; “Paternal Tears”; Poems, Chiefly Written in Retirement (1801); Poems Written in Close Confinement in the Tower and Newgate, Under a Charge of High Treason (1795); The Rights of Nature against the Usurpation of Establishments (1796); Selections, and Original Articles, Read and Recited in Illustration of Mr. Thelwall’s Lectures on the Science and Practice of Elocution (1802); Selections and Original Articles, for Mr. Thelwall’s Lectures on the Science and Practice of Elocution; Together with the Introductory Discourse and Outlines (1806); “Sonnet III. To Luxury”; “Sonnet V. The Source of Slavery”; The Vestibule of Eloquence (1810)
Thelwall, Maria
Thelwall, Susan (“Stella”)
therapoetics
Thompson, E. P.
Thompson, Judith
Thomson, James; “The Castle of Indolence”; The Seasons (1726–1730)
Thun
Tobin, James
Trent, river
Tribune, The
Tufte, Edward
Tweed, river
typographical marks and characters: asterisk; capitals; conspicuousness of; cross; dagger (obelisk); italics; legibility of
Ullswater
Umfraville, Gilbert, Earl of Angus
Valais
Vaud
Wales
Walker, John; Elements of Elocution (1781); A Rhetorical Grammar, or Course of Lessons in Elocution (1785)
walking
Walsh, John Benn
Wasdale (Wastdale)
Watts, Isaac
Weiskel, Thomas
Welsh
West, Thomas; A Guide to the Lakes in Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire (1778–1851)
Whitehaven
Wilberforce, William
Wildi, Max
Wiley, Michael; Romantic Geography
Wilkinson, Joseph: Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire (1810–)
Windermere (Winander Mere)
Wolfson, Susan
Wordsworth, Dora
Wordsworth, Dorothy; Alfoxden journal
Wordsworth, Jonathan
Wordsworth, William, books of poetry: Ecclesiastical Sonnets (1822); The Excursion (1814); Lyrical Ballads (1798); Lyrical Ballads (1800); Poems (1815); Poetical Works (1820); Poetical Works (1827); Poetical Works (1836); The Prelude; The River Duddon, a Series of Sonnets (1820). See also Wordsworth, William, The Prelude, versions and editions of
Wordsworth, William, individual poems: The Borderers (1797–1799); “The Brothers; “The Discharged Soldier”; “Ellen Irwin”; “Hart-leap Well”; “The Idiot Boy”; “If Nature, for a favourite Child”; “Inscription For the House (an Outhouse) on the Island at Grasmere”; “I wander’d lonely as a cloud”; “It was an April morning”; “Lines Addressed to a Noble Lord”; “Lines Left upon a Seat in a Yew-tree”; “Lines written a few miles above Tintern Abbey”; “Lines Written at a Small Distance from my House”; “Lines Written in Early Spring”; “Lines Written on a Blank Leaf in a Copy of the Author’s Poem ‘The Excursion’”; “Lines Written on a Tablet in a School”; “Lines written with a Slate-Pencil upon a Stone”; “Mark how the feather’d tenants”; “Michael, A Pastoral Poem”; “A Night Piece”; “Nutting”; “Ode. Intimations of Immortality”; “Old Man Travelling”; “The Pedlar”; “Poems on the Naming of Places”; “The Ruined Cottage”; “There is a creation in the eye”; “There was a Boy”; “The Thorn”; “To Joanna”; “To M. H.”; “View from the Top of Black Comb”; “Water-Fowl”; “Written with a Slate-pencil, on a Stone, on the side of the Mountain of Black Comb”; “Yew Trees”
Wordsworth, William, manuscripts: DC MS 14; DC MS 15; DC MS 16; DC MS 21; DC MS 29; DC MS 174; MS 1800; MS A; MS B; MS D; MS JJ; MS M; MS RV; MS U; MS V; MS W; MS WW
Wordsworth, William, The Prelude, books and parts of: Part I; Part II; Book I; Book II; Book III; Book IV; Book V; Book VI; Book VII; Book VIII; Book IX; Book X; Book XI; Book XII; Book XIII
Wordsworth, William, The Prelude, individual episodes in: Ascent of Snowdon; Boy of Winander; Discharged Soldier; Dream of the Arab; Infant Babe or Blessed Babe; Ice Skating; Preamble; post-Preamble; Raven’s Nest; Simplon Crossing; “spots of time”; Stolen Boat; Waiting for the Horses
Wordsworth William, The Prelude, versions and editions of: (1798–99); (1805); (1850); The Five-Book Prelude; Norton Critical Edition
Wordsworth, William, prose works: Description of the Scenery of the Lakes in the North of England (1822 and 1823); “Essay, Supplementary to the Preface” (1815); “Essay, Supplementary to the Preface” (1815); “Essays upon Epitaphs” (1809–10); A Guide Through the District of the Lakes (1835); Introduction to Joseph Wilkinson’s Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire (1810); preface to Lyrical Ballads (1800); preface to Lyrical Ballads (1802); A Topographical Description of the Country of the Lakes in the North of England (1820); “The Sublime and the Beautiful”
Wu, Duncan
Wye, river
Yoshikawa, Saeko
Young, Arthur: A Six Months Tour Through the North of England (1770)
Young, Edward; Night Thoughts (1742–1745)