Guilty Thing (74 page)

St Mary Redcliffe church, 
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British Critic, The
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Brocken, the, 
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Brodie, Deacon, 
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Brontë, Bramwell, 
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Brontë, Emily, 
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Brontë sisters, 
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Brooke, Rev. Stopford, 
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brotherhoods and clubs, 
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Brotherton, Mr, 
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Brown, Colin Rae, 
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Brunell, Mr, 
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Bruno, Giordano, 
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Burke, Edmund, 
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compared with Johnson, 
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and the sublime, 
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his theory of fear, 
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Burns, Robert, 
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Burroughs, William, 
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Butler, Lady Eleanor, 
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Byron, Lord, 
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Cabot, John, 
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Caernarfon, 
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Calvert, Canon Rawnsley, 
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Cambridge
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Cambridge University, 
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Canynges, Sir William, 
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Capote, Truman, 
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Carbery, Lady, 
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Carlyle, Jane, 
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Carlyle, Thomas, 
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and Coleridge's death, 
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Emerson as palimpsest of, 
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friendship with De Quincey, 
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Caroline, Queen, 
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Caroline Cottage, 
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Carroll, Lewis, 
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Casanova, 
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Castlereagh, Lord, 
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Charles II, King, 
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Chatterton, Thomas, 
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Chaucer, Geoffrey, 
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Cheap Repository Tracts, 
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Chester 

and flight from Manchester, 
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New Linen Hall, 
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the Priory, 
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Christ Church College, Oxford, 
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Christie, Jonathan, 
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Clapham Sect, 
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Clappersgate, 
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Clare, Lord, 
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Clare, John, 
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Clarke, Mr, 
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Clarke, Mrs (Duke of York's mistress), 
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Clarkson, Catherine, 
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‘cloud architecture', 
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Cobbett, William, 
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Cocteau, Jean, 
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Coenen, William, 
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Coldbath Fields Prison, 
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Coleridge, Derwent, 
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Coleridge, Hartley, 
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Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 

and apparitions, 
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Arabian Nights
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and the Beaumonts, 
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belief in the afterlife, 
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breach with Wordsworth, 
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caricatured by Lloyd, 
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and Chatterton, 
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and Cintra pamphlet, 
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De Quincey meets, 
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De Quincey models character on, 
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and De Quincey's
Autobiographic Sketches
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and De Quincey's
Confessions
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De Quincey's early admiration for, 
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and De Quincey's essays, 
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and De Quincey's gift/loan, 
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and De Quincey's gossip, 
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and De Quincey's ‘The Household Wreck', 
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and De Quincey's
Klosterheim
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De Quincey's later preoccupation with, 
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and De Quincey's list of important poets, 
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and De Quincey's meeting with Lamb, 
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and De Quincey's meeting with Wordsworth, 
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and De Quincey's ‘Postscript', 
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and De Quincey's ‘Sketch of Professor Wilson', 
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description of friendship, 
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edits
The Friend
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edits
The Watchman
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Everton literary circle and, 
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and French Revolution, 
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Gillman's biography of, 
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guest at Allan Bank, 
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guest at Grasmere, 
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habits of mind, 
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ill health, 
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lecture series, 
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likeness to De Quincey, 
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living in Malta, 
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his marriage, 
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meets Wordsworth, 
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moves to Keswick, 
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and murder panic, 
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and Napoleon's Comet, 
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opium addiction, 
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and Oxford Street fire, 
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and Piranesi, 
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his politics, 
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praises Edinburgh, 
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publishes opium poems, 
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relationship with Wordsworth, 
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residence in Highgate and death, 
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returns to England, 
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Romeo and Juliet
lecture, 
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Scottish tour, 
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and Southey, 
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and Spencer Perceval murder, 
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his theory of poetry, 
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and time-keeping, 
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and water imagery, 
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Wordsworth's ‘friend' in
Lyrical Ballads
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and Wordsworth's
Prelude
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Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, WORKS 

‘The Ancient Mariner', 
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Biographia Literaria
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‘Christabel', 
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‘The Dungeon', 
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The Fall of Robespierre
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‘The Foster-Mother's Tale', 
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‘Kubla Khan', 
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‘Love', 
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‘The Nightingale', 
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‘The Pains of Sleep', 
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Poems on Various Subjects
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‘The Wanderings of Cain', 
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‘To William Wordsworth', 
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see also Lyrical Ballads

Coleridge, Sara, 
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Coleridge, Sarah, 
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Collins, Wilkie, 
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Collins, William, 
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Confessions of an English Opium Eater
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adapted by Baudelaire, 
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Bramwell Brontë and, 
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and Hogg's
Confessions of a Justified Sinner
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and opium, 
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origin in magazine articles, 
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and Piranesi dreams, 
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Poe and, 
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and
Suspiria de Profundis
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and visit of Malay, 
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Coniston, 
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Convention of Cintra, 
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Conwy, 
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Conyngham, Lady, 
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Cook, John, 
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Cornelys, Teresa, 
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Cornhill Magazine
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Cornwallis, Lord, 
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Cottle, Joseph, 
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Cotton, Joseph, 
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Cotton, Sir Robert, 
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Courier, The
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Cowper, William, 
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Cragg, Mr, 
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Craig, Miss, 
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craniology, 
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Croagh Patrick, 
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crocodiles, 
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Croft, Sir Herbert, 
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Crump, Mr, 
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Cumberland, Duke of, 
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Currie, James, 
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Dartmoor prison, 
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Dawe, George, 
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Dawson, Mary, 
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de Musset, Alfred, 
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De Quincey, Emily, 
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De Quincey, Florence, 
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De Quincey, Francis, 
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De Quincey, Horatio (‘Horace'), 
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De Quincey, Julius, 
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De Quincey, Margaret, 
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death, 
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and Dorothy Wordsworth, 
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and husband's opium addiction, 
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marriage, 
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