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The Wordsworth Variorum Archive (WVA) is a digital archive of the poetry of William Wordsworth. The archive makes available Wordsworth's poetry as it was originally published, arranged by published volume. At present, twelve such volumes are available. The WVA provides the following tools:
First edition texts have been used as sources. For more on the texts used as sources, click on "About the Texts." What's New January 2009: The Wordsworth Variorum Archive named Britannica iGuide site.
Spring 2008: Wordsworth and the Writing
of the Nation is published by Ashgate. Here
are some links for the book:
Catalog
Page at the Publisher (includes excerpts from the book) January 5, 2007: Concordances for Lyrical
Ballads, 1800 and Collected Poems, 1815 repaired (they work now and
they didn't quite work before) Legal Disclaimer (or why I didn't
become a lawyer) Please note that the WVA is at
present more digital curiosity ("something evermore about to be"?)
than scholarly resource. A recent independent review of the texts in the archive
identified some textual errors. In short,
until further notice (i.e. legions of graduate students doing my work for me) the accuracy of the texts found on the WVA should be
verified against either original published volumes or an appropriate scholarly
edition. |
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