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Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Charles Lamb at Christ’s Hospital

A selection of poetry by Adam Neikirk Lives there a Londoner who has not, at some stray hour or…

Lynn Shepherd16th September 2021

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The 'Rock of Names'

by Ian O. Brodie Behind and above the Museum at William Wordsworth’s Grasmere home, Dove Cottage, we find the celebrated,…

scratch21st May 2019

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A wander through Wordsworth's 'Christabel' notebook

by Rachael Tarrant A jade-coloured rectangular box is laid delicately and ceremoniously on the table; hidden inside lies another…

scratch30th March 2019

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Chasing Coleridge

by Mark Patterson It was after 12 noon on 1st August 1802 that Samuel Taylor Coleridge closed the front door…

scratch5th March 2019

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The enigma of Coleridge

by Edward Platten When the American poet and essayist, Ralph Waldo Emerson, travelled to Great Britain, he met the two…

scratch15th July 2018

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Revisiting Coleridge's poem, 'When Absent Soon To Meet Again'

by Adam Roberts This may be stating the obvious, but the opening prose section of this Coleridge March 1810 Notebook…

scratch5th February 2018

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Sara Hutchinson, Coleridge’s ‘Asra’

by Adam Roberts ‘Asra’ was Coleridge's private name for Sara Hutchinson (1775-1835). There she is, in the image below (from Richard…

scratch1st November 2017

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Romantic but hardly romantic: Sarah Fricker’s life as Coleridge's wife

by Pamela Davenport On a recent visit to Somerset, I rediscovered the beautiful Quantock Hills, which are characterised by deeply…

scratch29th July 2017

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'Most musical, most melancholy' : Nightingales in Milton, Coleridge and Keats

by Jeffrey Peters In 1973, Harold Bloom's Anxiety of Influence described the struggle of the Romantic poets to find a…

scratch19th July 2017

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Theatre review: 'William Wordsworth', by Nicholas Pierpan

By Katherine Robson As a Collections Trainee at the Wordsworth Trust, my role involves answering public enquiries about our collection.…

scratch5th April 2017

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Charles Lamb at Christ’s Hospital

The 'Rock of Names'

A wander through Wordsworth's 'Christabel' notebook

Chasing Coleridge

The enigma of Coleridge

Revisiting Coleridge's poem, 'When Absent Soon To Meet Again'

Sara Hutchinson, Coleridge’s ‘Asra’

Romantic but hardly romantic: Sarah Fricker’s life as Coleridge's wife

'Most musical, most melancholy' : Nightingales in Milton, Coleridge and Keats

Theatre review: 'William Wordsworth', by Nicholas Pierpan

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