Thomas Love Peacock was a lifelong and assiduous letter writer at a time when the letter was often an art-form in itself. He had a wide circle of friends and correspondents which included Shelley and many Radicals of the early nineteenth century. For the first time, this two-volume edition gathers together Peacock's extensive correspondence with scholarly annotation.
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`The publication of this exemplary edition - enhanced by a thorough introduction discussing Peacock's correspondents and the history of his manuscripts, ... an invaluable twenty-page chronology of Peacock's life (really the outline of a more scholarly biography than has yet appeared), richly researched annotations, and an excellent index - opens a new era in Peacock studies.' The Keats-Shelly Journal
`... he has provided students of Romanticism with the most important publication on Peacock since the Halliford Edition of his Works (1924-34)' The Keats-Shelley Journal
`... he has provided students of Romanticism with the most important publication on Peacock since the Halliford Edition of his Works (1924-34)' The Keats-Shelley Journal
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Nicholas Joukovsky is an Associate Professor of English, Pennsylvania State University.
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