This annotated text of the four main political works produced by
William Wordsworth enables readers to follow the political
peregrinations of a major poet who, as he said to Orville Dewey, an
American visitor, gave twelve hours thought to social questions for
each hour he devoted to poetry. It includes the Jacobin A Letter to
the Bishop of Llandaff (1793), infused with the doctrines of Tom
Paine; the liberal republican 'prose poem' The Convention of Cintra
(1809), the Tory apologetics of Two Addresses to the Freeholders of
Westmoreland (1818), and the welfare-state philosophy of the 1835
Postscript in which Wordsworth married the Coleridgean concept of a
society leavened by its 'clerisy' to a devastating critique of
laissez-faire 'political economy'.
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