Authors: Frances Wilson
Siddons, Mrs,Â
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Simpson, Margaret,Â
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De Quincey, Margaret
Sinclair, Iain,Â
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Slane Castle,Â
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Smith, Adam,Â
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Smith, Madeline,Â
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Smith, Sydney,Â
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Socrates,Â
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Somerset, Duchess of,Â
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Sotheby, William,Â
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Southey, Robert,Â
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and Coleridge's marriage,Â
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De Quincey meets,Â
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and De Quincey's diminutive stature,Â
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De Quincey's early enthusiasm for,Â
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and De Quincey's essays on Coleridge,Â
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and De Quincey's gossip,Â
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The Fall of Robespierre
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âOde to Horror',Â
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Thalaba the Destroyer
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spiders,Â
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Spinoza, Baruch,Â
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Star
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Stark, Miss,Â
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Steele (murder victim),Â
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Stevenson, Robert Louis,Â
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Stewart, Dugald,Â
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Strachey, Lytton,Â
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Strawberry Hill,Â
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sublime, the,Â
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London and,Â
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Suetonius,Â
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Swift, Jonathan,Â
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Sym, Robert,Â
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Tait, William,Â
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Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
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and âLake Reminiscences',Â
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Tasso,Â
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Taylor, John,Â
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Tennyson, Alfred,Â
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Tennyson, Cecilia,Â
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Thackeray, William,Â
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thaumatology,Â
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theatres, Hannah More and,Â
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Theroux, Paul,Â
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Thomson, James,Â
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Thrale, Hester,Â
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Thurtell, John,Â
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Ticknor and Fields publishers,Â
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Times, The
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Tobin, James,Â
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Tosh, Mrs,Â
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Trafalgar, Battle of,Â
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Travels of Sir John Mandeville, The
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Turner, John,Â
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Tyrwhitt, Thomas,Â
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United States Literary Gazette
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vagrants,Â
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Vallon, Annette,Â
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Vertue, George,Â
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Victoria, Queen,Â
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Vittoria, Battle of,Â
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Wainewright, Thomas Griffiths,Â
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Wales, De Quincey's walking tour,Â
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Walking Stewart,Â
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Walpole, Horace,Â
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The Castle of Otranto
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Wapping Old Stairs,Â
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Warning from the Tomb, A
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Warton, Thomas,Â
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Waterloo, Battle of,Â
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Wedgwood, Josiah and Thomas,Â
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Westhay,Â
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Westminster Cathedral,Â
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Westmorland Gazette
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Westport, Lord,Â
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White House brothel,Â
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White, Dr Charles,Â
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Whitehall Evening Post
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Wilberforce, William,Â
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Wilde, Oscar,Â
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Wilkinson, Rev. Joseph,Â
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William the Conqueror,Â
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Williams, John,Â
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Williams, William K.,Â
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Williamson, John and Elizabeth,Â
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Wilson, Frances,Â
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Wilson, John (âChristopher North'),Â
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Blackwood's
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and De Quincey's
Autobiographic Sketches
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and De Quincey's âLake Reminiscences',Â
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and De Quincey's murder essays,Â
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and De Quincey's âPostscript',Â
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and De Quincey's
Suspiria de Profundis
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death,Â
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friendship with De Quincey,Â
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and âLetter to Mathetes',Â
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London Magazine
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philosophical credentials,Â
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his statue in Edinburgh,Â
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supports De Quincey in Edinburgh,Â
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his wife's death,Â
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Wilson, Mary,Â
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Winkfield school,Â
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Wood, John,Â
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Woodhouse, Richard,Â
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Woolf, Virginia,Â
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Worcester College, Oxford,Â
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Wordsworth, Catherine,Â
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her death,Â
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Wordsworth, Christopher,Â
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Wordsworth, Dora,Â
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Wordsworth, DorothyÂ
breach with De Quincey,Â
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as her brother's amanuensis,Â
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and her brother's marriage,Â
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and Catherine's death,Â
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and Cintra pamphlet,Â
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and Coleridge's lecture series,Â
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and Coleridge's marriage,Â
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and Coleridge's return from Malta,Â
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and Coleridge's stay at Allan Bank,Â
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comments on Fox Ghyll,Â
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and De Quincey's diminutive stature,Â
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and De Quincey's âLake Reminiscences',Â
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and De Quincey's leaving Oxford,Â
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and De Quincey's letters,Â
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and De Quincey's marriage,Â
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and De Quincey's opium addiction,Â
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and De Quincey's return to
Grasmere,Â
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death,Â
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and Dove Cottage,Â
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end of correspondence with De Quincey,Â
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and felling of trees,Â
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illness and confinement,Â
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and John Wilson,Â
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leaves Grasmere,Â
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literary style,Â
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and Margaret De Quincey,Â
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opium addiction,Â
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and Quincey family's visit,Â
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relationship with her brother,Â
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relationship with De Quincey,Â
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resident in Dorset,Â
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and Richard Quincey's return from sea,Â
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and Spencer Perceval murder,Â
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and âTintern Abbey',Â
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Wordsworth, Johnny,Â
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Wordsworth, Mary,Â
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and breach with De Quincey,Â
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Wordsworth, Thomas,Â
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Wordsworth, WilliamÂ
appearance,Â
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appointed Distributor of Stamps,Â
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and architecture,Â
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and the Beaumonts,Â
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becomes âa Tory at last',Â
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breach with Coleridge,Â
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breach with De Quincey,Â
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business sense,Â
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and Catherine's death,Â
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and Cintra pamphlet,Â
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and Coleridge's illness,Â
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and Coleridge's marriage,Â
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De Quincey publishes âOn Wordsworth's Poetry',Â
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and De Quincey's
Autobiographic Sketches
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and De Quincey's abortive visits,Â
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and De Quincey's
Confessions
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De Quincey's early obsession with,Â
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and De Quincey's essays,Â
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and De Quincey's final letter,Â
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and De Quincey's gossip,Â
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De Quincey's hatred for,Â
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and De Quincey's âThe Household Wreck',Â
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