John Williams is Professor of Literary Studies at the University of Greenwich, UK. His publications include William Wordsworth: Cfitkal Issues (Palgrave Macmillan, 2002) and William Wordsworth: A Literary Life (Palgrave Macmillan, 1996).

• 1: The Eighteenth Century Context; 2: Revolution and War: Germany, the 'New English Poetry', and Wordsworth's Arrival on the Printed Page; 3: Letters to a German Noblewoman on the New English Poetry. Friederich Jacobsen and William Wordsworth; 4: The Making of a German Wordsworth; 5: Translation in Theory and Practice: Friedrich Jacobsen, Ferdinand Freiligrath and Marie Gothein; 6: Wordsworth among the Romantic Poets in mid Nineteenth Century Germany; 7: Cultural and Political Disruption: Wordsworth's Voice in Late Nineteenth Century Germany; 8: War Clouds: Wordsworth in Germany 1906-1914; Bibliography; Index.

John Williams is Professor of Literary Studies at the University of Greenwich, UK. His publications include William Wordsworth: Cfitkal Issues (Palgrave Macmillan, 2002) and William Wordsworth: A Literary Life (Palgrave Macmillan, 1996).

• 1: The Eighteenth Century Context; 2: Revolution and War: Germany, the 'New English Poetry', and Wordsworth's Arrival on the Printed Page; 3: Letters to a German Noblewoman on the New English Poetry. Friederich Jacobsen and William Wordsworth; 4: The Making of a German Wordsworth; 5: Translation in Theory and Practice: Friedrich Jacobsen, Ferdinand Freiligrath and Marie Gothein; 6: Wordsworth among the Romantic Poets in mid Nineteenth Century Germany; 7: Cultural and Political Disruption: Wordsworth's Voice in Late Nineteenth Century Germany; 8: War Clouds: Wordsworth in Germany 1906-1914; Bibliography; Index.

John Williams is Professor of Literary Studies at the University of Greenwich, UK. His publications include William Wordsworth: Cfitkal Issues (Palgrave Macmillan, 2002) and William Wordsworth: A Literary Life (Palgrave Macmillan, 1996).

• 1: The Eighteenth Century Context; 2: Revolution and War: Germany, the 'New English Poetry', and Wordsworth's Arrival on the Printed Page; 3: Letters to a German Noblewoman on the New English Poetry. Friederich Jacobsen and William Wordsworth; 4: The Making of a German Wordsworth; 5: Translation in Theory and Practice: Friedrich Jacobsen, Ferdinand Freiligrath and Marie Gothein; 6: Wordsworth among the Romantic Poets in mid Nineteenth Century Germany; 7: Cultural and Political Disruption: Wordsworth's Voice in Late Nineteenth Century Germany; 8: War Clouds: Wordsworth in Germany 1906-1914; Bibliography; Index.