Digitized version of the Quarterly Review, beginning with volume one (1809), including all articles, paratextual materials, and an introduction by the editor.
Robert Southey and Millenarianism
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- About this Edition
- Introduction
- Prophets in Southey's Letters and Manuscripts
- Southey's review of Gregoire's Histoire des Sectes Religieuses (1810) in the Quarterly Review (Oct. 1822 and Jan. 1823)
- Extract from Southey's Letters from England by Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella (1807)
- Extract from Southey's review of Abdiel Holmes's American Annals, Quarterly Review, 2 (1809), 319-37.
- Extract from Southey's Life of Wesley (1820), II, pp. 319-24.
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