Here are the articles and reviews from issue 50.4 (Winter 2011) of Studies in Romanticism:
| 1. | “The Use of Conversation”: William Godwin’s Conversable World and Romantic Sociability
Author: Jon Mee |
p. 567-590 |
| 2. | The Lettered Paul: Remnant and Mission in Hannah More, Walter Scott, and Critical Theory
Author: Dustin D. Stewart |
p. 591-618 |
| 3. | Lady Susan: Jane Austen’s Machiavellian Moment
Author: James Mulvihill |
p. 619-637 |
| 4. | Romantic Liberalism and the Juridical Comedy: Robert Bage’s Hermsprong
Author: Anahid J. Nersessian |
p. 639-659 |
| 5. | Glory and Nothing: Byron Remembers Wordsworth
Author: Peter T. Murphy |
p. 661-683 |
| 6. | Becoming Corsairs: Byron, British Property Rights and Orientalist Economics
Author: Gerard Cohen-Vrignaud |
p. 685-714 |
| 7. | Review of James M. Garrett, Wordsworth and the Writing of the Nation
Author: Alison Hickey |
p. 715-719 |
| 8. | Review of David Collings, Monstrous Society: Reciprocity, Discipline, and the Political Uncanny Author: James O’Rourke |
p. 719-722 |
| 9. | Review of Felicity James, Charles Lamb, Coleridge and Wordsworth: Reading Friendship in the 1790s
Author: Tim Milnes |
p. 722-726 |
