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• The Prelude
  '''The Prelude''' is [[William Wordsworth]]'s great autobiographical poem, published only ...ad convinced him that he could and should write.<ref>De Selincourt, E (ed) The Prelude (Text of 1805). Oxford University Press. Revised impression 1960. Introduct
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• The Prelude/Definition
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• The Prelude/Related Articles
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• Blank verse
  ...nglish poetry have been written in this medium: ''[[Paradise Lost]]'', ''[[The Prelude]]'', and ''[[The Ring and the Book]]''. It has also been much used in [[dr
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• The Prelude
  '''The Prelude''' is [[William Wordsworth]]'s great autobiographical poem, published only ...ad convinced him that he could and should write.<ref>De Selincourt, E (ed) The Prelude (Text of 1805). Oxford University Press. Revised impression 1960. Introduct
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• William Wordsworth/Bibliography
  * ''The Prelude'' 1799, 1805, 1850, ed. by J. Wordsworth, M. H. Abrams and S. Gill (New Yor * ''William Wordsworth: The Prelude and Other Poems'', J. F. Danby (London: Edward Arnold, 1963; repr. 1964)
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• William Wordsworth
  ...y of the 19th and early 20th centuries. His long autobiographical poem ''[[The Prelude]]'' is widely regarded as a masterpiece, but much of his later work is gene ...ridge travelled to Germany, where Wordsworth began the poem later called ''The Prelude''.<ref>Mayberry, T. ''Coleridge and Wordsworth: the crucible of friendship'
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• Dorothy Wordsworth
  ...poetry, acknowledged in various places but notably in his masterpiece ''[[The Prelude]]'', is twofold. She maintained him in his drive to be a poet, restoring h
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• Edmund Spenser
  ...his clouded heaven/With the moon's beauty and the moon's soft pace."<ref>''The Prelude'', 1850 version, Bk III, 280-81</ref> Spenser's verse characteristically h
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• Victorian Literature/Timelines
  :Wordworth, ''The Prelude'' published posthumously
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• William Clarke
  ...e first-ever England touring team]], which went to North America. This was the prelude to England's long-term future as an international team, especially after th
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• Johann Sebastian Bach
  ...a movement. These Italianate features can be heard in the excerpt below of the Prelude to ''English Suite No. 3'' for harpsichord (1714). The solo&ndash;tutti alt
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• Victorian Literature
  ...h ''[[The Ring and the Book]]''. The other great poem of the century, ''[[The Prelude]]'', though not published till after Wordsworth's death in 1850, really bel
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• Dmitri Shostakovich
  ...hibition of paintings by famed artist Boris Kustodiyev, on 8 May 1920.<ref>The Prelude would be No. 1 of his eventual ''Eight Preludes'', op. 2.</ref> Over the ne
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