The Prose Works of William Wordsworth eBook

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Means, i. 80.

Memory, ii. 41.

Metrical language, ii. 95-6, et seqq.

Mearely, ii. 344.

Mirza, vision of, i. 3.

Military spirit, i. 48-9;
  men to be judged by the people, i. 83-4.

‘Ministry,’ the conduct of the, i. 105-6.

Might, i. 116.

Miscarriages, national, i. 128-9.

Misery, effects of, i. 281.

Milton, i. 358 (bis), 359, 360. ii. 6, 40, 114-15, 136,
    142 et seqq., 344, 345, 346, iii. 430-1, 449, 453-4,
    461, 505, 506, 507, 508;
  contemporary notice of, iii. 509, et alibi frequenter.

Monarchy, objections to, i. 13, et seqq.

‘Moral’ superiority, i. 165.

Monuments to Literary Men, ii. 20-22;
  beauty of, ii. 31-2;
  monition of, ii. 32-3;
  near churches, ii. 34-5;
  in churches, iii. 450-1.

Montrose, Marquis of, ii. 49, 51, 344.

Morning Post, letter to, ii. 321-41.

Morla, i. 357-8.

Montgomery, James, iii. 505.

N.

Nations, the two suffering, i. 63-4;
  to speak to representatives of, i. 144-5.

Nature, i. 317, ii. 60, iii. 493-4;
  and art, ii. 157-161.

Needpath Castle, sonnet on, ii. 152, 345-6.

Nelson, Lord, ii. 173.

Necklace, diamond, i. 357.

Newcastle, Duchess of, iii. 508.

Nobility, hereditary, a wrong, i. 17.

Notes and Illustrations of the Poems
  (a), the notes originally added to the first and successive editions;
  (b) the whole of the I.F.  MSS., iii 1-216. 
  (For details of these Notes, see minute ‘Contents’ of Vol.  III.)

O.

Obliquities of admiration, ii. 116.

Observation and description, ii. 131-144.

‘Occurrences,’ i. 98.

Offices, i. 18-19.

Oligarchy, i. 147.

‘Oppression,’ i. 168-9.

‘Opposition,’ in House of Commons needed, i. 219;
  the party of, i. 222;
  degenerated, i. 225.

Originality, ii. 126.

Oviedo, i. 63.

Oversight, culpable, i. 68.

Ovid, iii. 506.

P.

Paine, Thomas, i. 14, 357.

Parchment, ‘dead,’ i. 21.

Past, retrospect of, i. 43-4.

Passions and passion, i. 115-16, ii. 127, et seqq.;
  in poetry, iii. 473-4;
  though not declamatory, iii. 489.

‘Party,’ i. 144, 219.

Patriot, the, i. 150.

Palafox, i. 167, 359.

Pasley, letter to, i. 195-206;
  essay on the military policy of Great Britain, i. 197, 205, et seqq.

Palmers, ii. 46.

Page, Frederic, iii. 508.

‘People,’ the, i. 10, 11;
  Spanish, i. 47-8;
  their ways and needs, i. 334-339.

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