... (2005). His current project, from which this article is derived, is a study of intersections between literature and music culture in late Georgian Britain. The Female Penseroso: Anna Seward, Sociable Poetry, and the Handelian Consensus Gillen D’Arcy Wood hey called it “Handelomania...

... ends with the goddess rushing off to Parliament and the powerless poet left behind in a bleak, coastal setting. Later in the century the importance of Britannia faded, but the patterns established in earlier texts continued. Anna Seward’s 1781 Monody on Major Andrè retains some features...

...” growing the poet’s laurel wreath are the same. Other poets of sensibility, like Anna Seward, similarly used solar imagery to justify a merging of genial and intellectual power, which unite in the sun’s “life-enkindling light” as they do in poetry.15 Seward’s recurring metaphor for poetic power...

... E. Seward, the new Secretary of State.67Weed was one of the two men upon whom Melville based his hopes. The other was Senator Charles Sumner, who belonged to the opposite, Radical, wing of the party. When Melville called upon Weed in Albany, Weed was in New York, and when...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... With many of these works, Harriet Guest’s study takes up the ques- tion of women’s role in the late-eighteenth-century public sphere. A capa- cious, wide-ranging treatment of authors (from Sarah Fielding and Sarah Scott to Anna Seward and Mary Wollstonecraft), Small Change focuses pri- marily...

... Crown Press, 1947. Pp. xxxv + 209. $2.75. Seward, Robert D. Dictionary of French Deceptive Cognates. New York: S. F. Vanni, 1947. Pp. 227. $3.50. Yates, Frances A. The French Academies of the Sixteenth Century. London: The Warburg Institute, University of London, 1947. Pp. xii 4- 376...

... of liberty as repugnance to authority” (Johnson 1977 : 424). His feelings about Milton’s poetry were similarly violent. He admonished Anna Seward that “he would hang a dog that read the Lycidas twice”: “What then,” replied I, “must become of me, who can say it by heart; and who often repeat it to myself...

..., yet to some readers, his warts-and-all portraits and critical strictures seemed bent on “throwing cold water on other readers’ ardors” (46). Anna Seward accused him of having what she called “a morbid deficiency . . . in the affections” (75), and if she were alive today, Lynch suggests, she might have...

.... Epicurus enters, via the notes, in annotations of lines written in fact by Anna Seward, Darwin’s friend and (later) memoirist.30 To Seward’s depiction of the sensitive soul who, akin to the “fair flower expands it’s sic[ ] lucid form / To 28  Katharina Volk, The Poetics of Latin Didactic...

... of Baretti in Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope (Volume I, 1756), Charles Burney in his unpublished translation of the Inferno (1761), Thomas Warton in his History of English Poetry (1781), and Henry Francis Cary in his Letter to Miss Seward (1792) Though the prose trans- lation current...

..., Mackenzie chose instead for the Report a self-implicating oscillation between judicial detachment and imaginative sympathy. His procedures do imply a conclusion simi- lar to the one jocularly drawn by Scott in a letter to Anna Seward the year after his review of the Report: if the Highlanders “ ‘do...

..., see Buchanan 2008 , Feiten 2020 , and Krois 2004 . It is also worth noting Auden’s and Goldstein’s involvement with the Presbyterian minister Seward Hiltner, whose New York Psychology Group gathered numerous intellectuals who fled Europe between 1941 and 1945 (see Cooper 2005 : 98–147; Hiltner...

.... Bayard Taylor, too, was able to wield a sharp and cutting pen. His poem “A Statesman” is a good example of what he thought of Seward’s duplicity : He knew the mask of principle to wear And power accept while seeming to decline: So cunningly he wrought...

... in a “rhetoric of temporality.”23 The temporality of photography, in opposition to the “universal space- time” of capitalism (Sayer, 87), is inscribed in its temporal innocence and stupidity. Thus Barthes writes: In 1865, young Lewis Payne tried to assassinate Secretary of State W. H. Seward...

... et al. 1937 ). The American Review was a self-described traditionalist publication, edited by a self-described fascist, Seward Collins. It is no secret that the New Criticism that grows out of this publication has, in its more explicitly political moments, influenced conservative thought...