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Dedication
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Foreword
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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"These disputed tracts:: Toward a theory of romantic drama
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"In that new world": Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Osorio
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"The gait disturb'd of wealthy, honour'd men": Joanna Baillie's DeMonfort
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"These have eat into my old estates": Charles Lamb's John Woodvil
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"In these degenerate days": Henry Hart Milman's Fazio
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"Tenants of a blasted world": Charles Robert Maturin's Bertram
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"Tied unto this wheeling globe": Thomas Lovell Beddoes's The Brides' Tragedy
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"Where the sires' quarrels descend unpon the son": Sir Walter Scott's Halidon Hill
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"Where the world is thickest": The dramas of George Gordon, Lord Byron
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"The act seals all": Conclusion
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Notes
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Bibliography
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Index
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