Wordsworth's Prelude - The English Association Pamphlet No. 57

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This document comprises the Presidential Address delivered by the Right Honourable Viscount Grey of Fallodon, K.G., to the English Association on May 26, 1923. It provides a scholarly examination and literary commentary on William Wordsworth's epic poem, The Prelude. Originally published in 1923 as Pamphlet No. 57, this work serves as an essential historical reflection on Wordsworth's autobiographical masterpiece, capturing the formal literary analysis prevalent in early 20th-century academic circles. The text highlights the significance of Wordsworth's contribution to English literature and explores the thematic depth of his exploration of the mind's growth. As a key archival document from the Northeastern Nebraska College Library, it offers valuable insight into the critical appreciation of Romantic poetry, documenting a specific period of literary study and public address culture. The content remains a foundational reference for students and scholars investigating the reception of Wordsworth's works.

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CategoryLiterature

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Pages30

Reading Time46 min

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Wordsworth's Prelude

Historical Context and Publication

The Presidential Address of 1923

FAQs

Who delivered the Presidential Address regarding Wordsworth's 'Prelude' in 1923?

The address was delivered by the Right Honourable Viscount Grey of Fallodon, K.G.

What is the formal designation of this document in the English Association series?

This document is identified as Pamphlet No. 57 of the English Association.

When was this Presidential Address originally spoken?

The address was spoken at the Annual General Meeting of the English Association on May 26, 1923.

Sep 29, 2026

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