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Remaking Romanticism; Acknowledgments; Contents; List of Figures; 1 Introduction; Notes; Part I The 1790s, Extended; 2 Reanimating Caleb Williams; or, How to Keep the 1790s Alive; 2.1 Forgetting Godwin; 2.2 Reprinting the Radical Canon; 2.3 Remembering Caleb Williams; 2.4 Chartist Caleb; 2.5 Caleb and Caleb: In and Out of Prison; Notes; Permission; 3 The Past Jumps Up: Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey; 3.1 Raising Wat Tyler; 3.2 Coleridge's Political Musings; 3.3 The Good Old Cause: Wordsworth's Radical Sonnets; 3.4 The Spirit of the 1790s; Notes; Part II Politics and Poetics.
4 The Lyric Speaker Goes to Jail: British Poetry and Radical Prisoners4.1 Henry Vincent Goes to Prison; 4.2 "Your Own Sweet Voice": Poetry from Prison; 4.3 The Chartist Thrush; Notes; Permission; 5 From Citation to Recitation: Shelley's "Men of England"; 5.1 Radical Shelley; 5.2 Schoolroom Shelley; 5.3 Encyclopedic Shelley (at the Turn of the Century); 5.4 Textbook Shelley in the Twentieth Century; Notes; 6 Coda; Notes; Bibliography; Unpublished Manuscripts and Correspondence; Works Originally Published before 1920; Works Published After 1920; Index.
4 The Lyric Speaker Goes to Jail: British Poetry and Radical Prisoners4.1 Henry Vincent Goes to Prison; 4.2 "Your Own Sweet Voice": Poetry from Prison; 4.3 The Chartist Thrush; Notes; Permission; 5 From Citation to Recitation: Shelley's "Men of England"; 5.1 Radical Shelley; 5.2 Schoolroom Shelley; 5.3 Encyclopedic Shelley (at the Turn of the Century); 5.4 Textbook Shelley in the Twentieth Century; Notes; 6 Coda; Notes; Bibliography; Unpublished Manuscripts and Correspondence; Works Originally Published before 1920; Works Published After 1920; Index.