Authorship - Collaboration - History - 19th century.

Strange power of speech : = Wordsworth, Coleridge, and literary possession / by: (Language materials, printed)

Becoming Wordsworthian = a performative aesthetics / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Shelley-Byron conversation by: (Language materials, printed)

Romantic literary families by: (Electronic resources)

Prominent sisters = Mary Lamb, Dorothy Wordsworth, and Sarah Disraeli / by: (Language materials, printed)

Wordsworth, Dorothy,- Aesthetics.

Brothers and sisters- History- 19th century.- England

Authors, English- Family relationships.- 18th century

Authorship- Collaboration- 18th century.

Brothers and sisters- Biography.- Great Britain

Copyright- History- 19th century.- Great Britain

Wordsworth, William,- Aesthetics.

Aesthetics, British- 19th century.

Masculinity in literature.

Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)

English literature- History and criticism.- 18th century

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,- Authorship.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,- Biographia literaria.

Poets, English- Family relationships.- 19th century

Byron, George Gordon Byron,- Influence.

Women- Biography.- Great Britain

Wordsworth, William,- Authorship.

Self in literature.

Shelley, Percy Bysshe,- Influence.

Disraeli, Sarah,

Wordsworth, Dorothy,

Authors, English- Biography.- 19th century

Women authors, English- Biography.

Poetry- Authorship- 19th century.

Shelley, Percy Bysshe,- Criticism and interpretation.

Romanticism- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

Lamb, Mary,

Women and literature- History- 19th century.- Great Britain

Wordsworth, William,- Lyrical ballads.

English poetry- History and criticism.- 19th century

Authorship- Collaboration- 19th century.

Authorship- Sex differences.

Authors, English- Family relationships.- 19th century

Byron, George Gordon Byron,- Criticism and interpretation.

English literature- History and criticism.- 19th century