Vol. 31 No. 1: (Spring 2004)

Articles

• The Macaulay Nobody Reads: Second Thoughts and ‘Warren Hastings'

  Thomas J. Gillcrist

  1-27

• Hazlitt’s ‘Essayism'

  James Mulvihill

  28-52

• ‘Slovenly Monthly Catalogues’: The Monthly Review and Barbauld’s Periodical Literary Criticism

  Mary A. Waters

  53-81

• Thoreau’s Taste for the Wild in Cape Cod

  Sharon Talley

  82-100

• ‘The flesh-tints of Rubens’: Henry James’ Contribution to the Construction of Englishness

  Marysa Demoor

  101-120

• ‘Ordered South’: The Spatial Sense of the Invalid in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Early Travel Essay

  Penelope LeFew-Blake

  121-132

• Burning, Burial, and the Critique of Stoicism in Walter Pater’s Marius the Epicurean

  Lee Behlman

  133-169

• The ‘Curious’ Pagan Spirit of Pater’s The Renaissance

  Damon Franke

  170-190

• Turn-of-the- Century Perceptions of Manliness and Religion: Frederic’s Jeremiad in Theron Ware

  Clay Motley

  191-220