John Keats : The critical heritage

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• CONTENTS
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS = xi
• NOTE ON THE TEXT = xiii
• INTRODUCTION = 1
• First Promise
• 1 A wanderer in the fields of fancy, 1816 = 39
• 2 LEIGH HUNT introduces a new poet, 1816 = 41
• 3 WORDS WORTH on Keats, 1817, 1820 = 43
• Poems(1817)
• 4 Review in Champion, 1817 = 45
• 5 Notice in Monthly Magazine, 1817 = 50
• 6 G. F. MATHEW on Keats's Poems, 1817 = 50
• 7 LEIGH HUNT announces a new school of poetry, 1817 = 55
• 8 A very facetious rhymer, 1817 = 63
• 9 Review in Scots Magazine, 1817 = 71
• Endymion : A Poetic Romance(1818)
• 10 Letters and prefaces, 1818 = 75
• 11 Review in Literary Journal, 1818 = 79
• 12 BAILEY advertises Endymion, 1818 = 82
• 13 A great original work, 1818 = 87
• 14 A monstrously drool poem, 1818 = 91
• 15 LOCKHART's attack in Blackwood's, 1818 = 97
• 16 CROKER's attack in the Quarterly, 1818 = 110
• 17 A protest against the Quarterly, 1818 = 115
• 18 REYNOLDS also protests, 1818 = 117
• 19 SHELLEY on Keats, 1819, 1820,1821,1822 = 123
• 20 BYRON on the 'Trash of Keats', 1820, 1821-2 = 128
• 21 Not a poem, but a dream of poetry, 1820 = 133
• KEATS : Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St Agnes, and Other Poems(1820)
• 22 Keats's indelicacy alarms his friends, 1819 = 149
• 23 CLARE on Keats, 1820, 1821, 1825-37 = 153
• 24 Prodigal phrases, 1820 = 157
• 25 Review in Monthly Review, 1820 = 159
• 26 Notice in Litrerary Chronicle, 1820 = 163
• 27 LEIGH HUNT displays Keats's 'calm power', 1820 = 165
• 28 Review in Guardian, 1820 = 177
• 29 Review in London Magazine(Gold's) 1820 = 165
• 30 JEFFREY on Keats, 1820, 1829,1848 = 202
• 31 Review in Edinburgh Magazine(Scots Magazine) 1820 = 210
• 32 Review in New Monthly Magazine, 1820 = 216
• 33 Review in London Magazine(Baldwin's) 1820 = 219
• 34 Notice in Monthly Magazine, 1820 = 227
• 35 Review in British Critic, 1820 = 228
• 36 A mischief at the core, 1820 = 232
• 37 Error and imagination, 1820 = 239
• Obituaries
• 38 The death of Mr John Keats, 1821 = 241
• 39 The death of genius, 1821 = 243
• 40 The death of a radically presumptuous profligate, 1821 = 245
• Posthumous Reputation
• 41 HAZLITT on Keats, 1821, 1822, 1824 = 247
• 42 LEIGH HUNT : retrospective views of Keats, 1828, 1859 = 249
• 43 A Titan in spirit, 1828 = 256
• 44 LANDOR on Keats, 1828, 1846, 1848, 1850, undated = 259
• 45 Memoir in Galignani's edition, 1829 = 261
• 46 The significance of Keats's work, 1831 = 264
• 47 The Quarterly is unrepentant, 1833 = 273
• 48 A misleading textbook account, 1834 = 274
• 49 A commentary on two poems, 1835, 1844 = 275
• 50 A good halp-poet, 1840 = 284
• 51 ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING on Keats, 1841, 1842, 1844, 1856 = 295
• 52 'ORION' HORNE on Keats, 1844 = 297
• 53 An American dialogue on Keats, 1845 = 300
• 54 GILFILLAND on Keats, 1845, 1850, 1854 = 302
• 55 DE QUINCEY on Keats, 1846, 1857 = 308
• 56 Unsurpassed vigour and acumen, 1847 = 311
• Milnes's Life, Letters and Literary Remains of John Keats(1848)
• 57 Keats's first biography, 1848, 1854 = 314
• 58 Justice in the market-place, 1848 = 320
• 59 ARNOLD on Keats, 1848, 1849, 1852, 1853 = 325
• 60 Review in Gentleman's Magazine, 1848 = 328
• 61 The sensual school of poetry, 1848 = 329
• 62 Shelley, Keats and Tennyson compared, 1849 = 341
• Established Fame
• 63 The language of actual life, 1851 = 349
• 64 BAGEHOT on Keats, 1853, 1856, 1859 = 353
• 65 Ideas made concrete, 1853 = 356
• 66 LOWELL on Keats, 1854 = 358
• 67 CARDINAL WISEMAN on Keats, 1855 = 364
• 68 Keats in the Encyclopedia Britannica, 1857 = 365
• 69 A rich intellectual foundation, 1860 = 368
• 70 COWDEN CLARKE on Keats, 1861 = 384
• 71 JOSEPH SEVERN looks back, 1863 = 408
• APPENDIX : THE PRINCIPAL EARLY EDITIONS OF KEATS'S POETRY = 417
• BIBLIOGRAPHY = 419
• SELECT INDEX = 421