Wordsworth's Vagrants
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Wordsworth's Vagrants
Police, Prisons, and Poetry in the 1790s
Bailey, Quentin
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
230
Mole
9781032926391
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Introduction Prisoners, Poetry, and the "Jacobin Creed"; Chapter 1 A "rapid and alarming increase of crimes": Law and Order in Eighteenth-Century England; Chapter 2 "Tyranny and Implements of Death": Crimes, Punishments, and the "distracted times" of 1792-1795; Chapter 3 A "Traveller ... Upon the Plain of Sarum": Sacrificial Altars, Penal Reform, and the Salisbury Plain Poems; Chapter 4 "If Good Angels Fail": Government, Lawlessness, and Sympathy in The Borderers; Chapter 5 "Dangerous and Suspicious Trades": The Pedlar, the Board of Police Revenue, and the Poetry of Human Suffering; Chapter 6 "Have you any honest means of livelihood, and if so, what is it?": Idle and Disorderly Persons in the 1798 Lyrical Ballads; Chapter 7 "Laugh and be gay, to the woods away!": Madness and the Limits of Poetic Knowledge; conclusion Peter Bell and "the Spirits of the mind";
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ruined;cottage;salisbury;plain;poems;female;lyrical;ballads;bloody;code;Young Man;Human Suffering;George III;Uninvited Guest;Female Vagrant;Salisbury Plain Poems;Ruined Cottage;Salisbury Plain;Westminster Police Bill;Cumberland Beggar;Lyrical Ballads;Martha Ray;Idiot Boy;Discharged Soldier;Mad Mother;Vagrant Dwellers;Darwin's Zoonomia;Houseless Woods;Margaret's Suffering;Peter Bell;Bloody Code;Female Wanderer;Unjust Tribunals;Distracted Times;Drawn Back
Introduction Prisoners, Poetry, and the "Jacobin Creed"; Chapter 1 A "rapid and alarming increase of crimes": Law and Order in Eighteenth-Century England; Chapter 2 "Tyranny and Implements of Death": Crimes, Punishments, and the "distracted times" of 1792-1795; Chapter 3 A "Traveller ... Upon the Plain of Sarum": Sacrificial Altars, Penal Reform, and the Salisbury Plain Poems; Chapter 4 "If Good Angels Fail": Government, Lawlessness, and Sympathy in The Borderers; Chapter 5 "Dangerous and Suspicious Trades": The Pedlar, the Board of Police Revenue, and the Poetry of Human Suffering; Chapter 6 "Have you any honest means of livelihood, and if so, what is it?": Idle and Disorderly Persons in the 1798 Lyrical Ballads; Chapter 7 "Laugh and be gay, to the woods away!": Madness and the Limits of Poetic Knowledge; conclusion Peter Bell and "the Spirits of the mind";
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ruined;cottage;salisbury;plain;poems;female;lyrical;ballads;bloody;code;Young Man;Human Suffering;George III;Uninvited Guest;Female Vagrant;Salisbury Plain Poems;Ruined Cottage;Salisbury Plain;Westminster Police Bill;Cumberland Beggar;Lyrical Ballads;Martha Ray;Idiot Boy;Discharged Soldier;Mad Mother;Vagrant Dwellers;Darwin's Zoonomia;Houseless Woods;Margaret's Suffering;Peter Bell;Bloody Code;Female Wanderer;Unjust Tribunals;Distracted Times;Drawn Back
