The cambridge companion to british roman 409

on thinking in verse 98 “Through Cumbrian wilds” 110 “Tintern Abbey” 43, 213 ballad form 61 ballad technique 69 form 250 poetic progress 147, 148, 150 resistance to history 230 on vision 240 “To Joanna” 270 “To Toussaint L’Ouverture” 184, 218 use of ancient sources for poetry condemned by Peacock 35 use of Horatian forms 63 use of poetic forms 57 use of prose as poetry 86–8 “Vaudracour and Julia” 17 on verse 111–13 views on women 159 The Waggoner xix, 21