Published in 1881, this literary portrait of de Quincey reveals a man whose life oscillated between respectability, vagrancy and infamy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Masson (1822-1907) was a Scottish writer and early advocate of higher education for women. He was personally acquainted with such literary luminaries as De Quincey, Thomas Carlyle, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. He is best known for his six-volume biography of Milton, Life of Milton in Connexion with the History of His Own Time.
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Prefatory note 1. Parentage, infancy, and childhood 2. Boyhood and changes of school, with a tour in Ireland 3. Vagrancy in North Wales and in London 4. Mainly at Oxford, with visits to London and the Lakes 5. Bachelor life at the Lakes 6. Married life at the Lakes: prostration under opium provincial editorship 7. Partly in London, partly at the Lakes, partly in Edinburgh: the Confessions and other articles in the London Magazine, and first articles in 'Blackwood' 8. Wholly in Edinburgh: more contributions to Blackwood, with articles in Tait's Magazine 9. Lasswade and Edinburgh, with visits to Glasgow: more contributions to Blackwood and Tait 10. Lasswade, and No. 42 Lothian Street, Edinburgh: the Collected Works, last days of De Quincey 11. De Quincey's writings: general characteristics 12. De Quincey's writings: classification and review.
Prefatory note 1. Parentage, infancy, and childhood 2. Boyhood and changes of school, with a tour in Ireland 3. Vagrancy in North Wales and in London 4. Mainly at Oxford, with visits to London and the Lakes 5. Bachelor life at the Lakes 6. Married life at the Lakes: prostration under opium provincial editorship 7. Partly in London, partly at the Lakes, partly in Edinburgh: the Confessions and other articles in the London Magazine, and first articles in 'Blackwood' 8. Wholly in Edinburgh: more contributions to Blackwood, with articles in Tait's Magazine 9. Lasswade and Edinburgh, with visits to Glasgow: more contributions to Blackwood and Tait 10. Lasswade, and No. 42 Lothian Street, Edinburgh: the Collected Works, last days of De Quincey 11. De Quincey's writings: general characteristics 12. De Quincey's writings: classification and review.
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