Monthly Archives: June 2018

By ladys-magazine As many of you know, the Lady’s Magazine project began as an effort to provide an annotated index of all of the text content of the Lady’s Magazinefrom… Read more »

By The Keats Letters Project The second letter from Keats’s tour, sent back to Liverpool hoping it would reach George and Georgiana before their departure to America. …read more Source::… Read more »

By The Keats Letters Project Brian Rejack (Illinois State University) RE: To Tom Keats, 25-27 June 1818 …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/correspondence/keats-lives-in-the-eye/

By Anna Mercer Applications are now open for a Visiting Fellowship at Lancaster University with Nineteenth-Century Matters. Outline Nineteenth-Century Matters is an initiative jointly run by the British Association for… Read more »

By The Keats Letters Project The first letter from Keats’s Northern Tour–courtesy of James Freeman Clarke’s publication of it in 1836. …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/letters/letter-77-to-tom-keats-25-27-june-1818/

By Anna Mercer A report from a research trip funded by a BARS Stephen Copley Research Award. Jane Austen and Elizabeth Gaskell – Conduct novels and the Novel of Manners… Read more »

By The Keats Letters Project The only extant letter from Keats to Thomas Monkhouse, a cousin of Wordsworth’s wife (and one of the attendees at the immortal dinner). …read more… Read more »

By The Keats Letters Project A list of requests for Taylor as Keats gets ready to depart on his summer adventure. …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/letters/letter-75-to-john-taylor-21-june-1818/

By Anna Mercer A detailed report from the BARS-sponsored conference that took place last month. Visit our website to find out how to apply for BARS conference support. Conference Report:… Read more »

By ladys-magazine Many of the Lady’s Magazine project’s followers do so because they are interested in fashion. That’s hardly surprising, really. The periodical’s fashion plates, reports, embroidery patterns and the… Read more »