Table of Contents

List of letters; text of the letters (1795-1848); appendices (including a letter from Annette Vallon to Dorothy Wordsworthy, April 1835); addenda and corrigenda to volumes 1-8.

Reviews

'an indispensable purchase ... An important book, recommended for all universitylibraries.'
N. Bruman, University of Minnesota, Choice, March 1994
`...he has once more put all Wordsworth scholars in his debt...Hill goes a long way towards making his volumes the kind of genuine correspondence that scholars actually want to use. When scholars in future, and not just literary ones, want to know the name and dates of the third son by a second marriage of an obscure member of the Beaumont circle, the first resource will be the index to the Oxford volumes.'
Times Literary Supplement
`Alan G. Hill's New Letters...gives us a more complete sense of Wordsworth's connections, views, and feelings...this volume is a valuable addition to Wordsworth scholarship. Like the rest of the volumes in the Oxford Wordsworth letters, the scholarship is of a very high standard, and the critical apparatus is sensible and clear. Finally, Alan G. Hill as editor has done an exemplary job in filling in the attendant contextual details whenever necessary. Any
serious Wordsworth scholar will doubtless need access to this volume, if only to try and figure out what Wordsworth may or may not have said about Coleridge's gin-drinking habits.'
English Studies