Nobody's perfect : a new Whig interpretation of history / Annabel Patterson.
2002
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Title
Nobody's perfect : a new Whig interpretation of history / Annabel Patterson.
Created/published
New Haven : Yale University Press, ©2002.
Description
ix, 288 p. : ill. ; 22 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-275) and index.
Contents
John Almon : more than a bookseller
Reading the Letter : a (short) chapter of its own
Inventing postcolonialism : Burke's and Barry's Paradise lost and regained
The meaning of names : Thompson's Marvell and the Whigs
The two snuffboxes : recovering the Whig in Reynolds
Thomas Erskine : the great defender
Two steps forward, one step backwards : William Wordsworth's revisionism.
Reading the Letter : a (short) chapter of its own
Inventing postcolonialism : Burke's and Barry's Paradise lost and regained
The meaning of names : Thompson's Marvell and the Whigs
The two snuffboxes : recovering the Whig in Reynolds
Thomas Erskine : the great defender
Two steps forward, one step backwards : William Wordsworth's revisionism.
Call number
DA1 .P38 2002