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The Return from Germany,r Daniel Stuart’s . in November 1799. The death of Coleridge’s nine-month-old son, Berkeley, during his stay in Germany marked the beginning of estrangement from his wife Sara. But while relations with his wife were strained upon his return, Coleridge resumed his friendship with his brother-in-law R

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,The 1800 ,, Mary Robinson, and ‘The Mad Monk’,heir . publications. In addition to offering each other mutual admiration and support, Coleridge and Robinson shared confidences about Wordsworth’s domestic and poetic plans. The chapter includes discussions of the connections between Robinson’s . and Wordsworth’s 1800 ., the relevance of Robinson’s

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,Conclusion: ‘Dejection. An Ode’ in the , as a Palimpsest,It argues that the differences between the April ‘Verse Letter’ and the October newspaper version are not so much a matter of contrasts between so-called private and public versions, but of cumulative layering and resonance, a palimpsest in which the shifts in emphases and addressees are not so much

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José Barbosa,Paulo Leit?o,Joy Teixeira poetic disappointments about Sara Hutchinson and William Wordsworth, for his ideas about reciprocity, and for his own experiments with poetry and poetics. My study blurs the distinction between private and public spheres by considering how Coleridge communicated private matters publicly.