Dr Tom Duggett is Associate Professor in English Literature at Xi'an Jiaotong - Liverpool University, Suzhou, China.

• Volume IList of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface Robert Southey: a Selective Chronology 1808–1843 List of AbbreviationsIntroductionProgress and Prospects: Sir Thomas More and Romantic HistoryThe Social Context: Southey and Robert OwenOrigins and CompositionPublication and ReceptionThis EditionNote on the text and editorial proceduresSIR THOMAS MORE: OR, COLLOQUIES ON THE PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF SOCIETY. (1829)Volume IDedicationPrefaceI. Colloquy I. The Introduction.II. Colloquy II. The Improvement Of The World. III. Colloquy III. The Druidical Stones.—Visitations Of Pestilence.IV. Colloquy IV. Feudal Slavery.—Growth Of Pauperism.V. Colloquy V. Decay of the Feudal System.—Edward VI.—Alfred.VI. Colloquy VI. Walla Crag.—Owen Of Lanark.VII. Colloquy VII. The Manufacturing System.Part II. Manufacturing System. —National Wealth.VIII. Colloquy VIII. Steam—War—Prospects Of Europe.IX. Colloquy IX. Derwentwater—Catholic Emancipation—Ireland.Volume IIX. Colloquy X. Crosthwaite Church.—St. Kentigern.Part II.—The Reformation.—Dissenters.—Methodists.XI. Colloquy XI. Infidelity.—Church Establishment..XII. Colloquy XII. Blencathra.—Threlkeld Tarn.—The Cliffords.Part II.—Privileged Orders.—The American Governments.XIII. Colloquy XIII. The River Greta.—Trade.—Population.—Colonies.XIV. Colloquy XIV. The Library.XV. Colloquy XV. The Conclusion.AppendixVolume IISouthey's Notes and IllustrationsTable of Variants and Guide to PaginationEditorial NotesAppendix A: Reviews of Sir Thomas More.Appendix B: A note on ‘Montesinos’, Southey’s name in Sir Thomas More.Appendix C: Southey’s sources for Sir Thomas More (edited from the Sale Catalogue of his Library)Index

Dr Tom Duggett is Associate Professor in English Literature at Xi'an Jiaotong - Liverpool University, Suzhou, China.

• Volume IList of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface Robert Southey: a Selective Chronology 1808–1843 List of AbbreviationsIntroductionProgress and Prospects: Sir Thomas More and Romantic HistoryThe Social Context: Southey and Robert OwenOrigins and CompositionPublication and ReceptionThis EditionNote on the text and editorial proceduresSIR THOMAS MORE: OR, COLLOQUIES ON THE PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF SOCIETY. (1829)Volume IDedicationPrefaceI. Colloquy I. The Introduction.II. Colloquy II. The Improvement Of The World. III. Colloquy III. The Druidical Stones.—Visitations Of Pestilence.IV. Colloquy IV. Feudal Slavery.—Growth Of Pauperism.V. Colloquy V. Decay of the Feudal System.—Edward VI.—Alfred.VI. Colloquy VI. Walla Crag.—Owen Of Lanark.VII. Colloquy VII. The Manufacturing System.Part II. Manufacturing System. —National Wealth.VIII. Colloquy VIII. Steam—War—Prospects Of Europe.IX. Colloquy IX. Derwentwater—Catholic Emancipation—Ireland.Volume IIX. Colloquy X. Crosthwaite Church.—St. Kentigern.Part II.—The Reformation.—Dissenters.—Methodists.XI. Colloquy XI. Infidelity.—Church Establishment..XII. Colloquy XII. Blencathra.—Threlkeld Tarn.—The Cliffords.Part II.—Privileged Orders.—The American Governments.XIII. Colloquy XIII. The River Greta.—Trade.—Population.—Colonies.XIV. Colloquy XIV. The Library.XV. Colloquy XV. The Conclusion.AppendixVolume IISouthey's Notes and IllustrationsTable of Variants and Guide to PaginationEditorial NotesAppendix A: Reviews of Sir Thomas More.Appendix B: A note on ‘Montesinos’, Southey’s name in Sir Thomas More.Appendix C: Southey’s sources for Sir Thomas More (edited from the Sale Catalogue of his Library)Index

Dr Tom Duggett is Associate Professor in English Literature at Xi'an Jiaotong - Liverpool University, Suzhou, China.

• Volume IList of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface Robert Southey: a Selective Chronology 1808–1843 List of AbbreviationsIntroductionProgress and Prospects: Sir Thomas More and Romantic HistoryThe Social Context: Southey and Robert OwenOrigins and CompositionPublication and ReceptionThis EditionNote on the text and editorial proceduresSIR THOMAS MORE: OR, COLLOQUIES ON THE PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS OF SOCIETY. (1829)Volume IDedicationPrefaceI. Colloquy I. The Introduction.II. Colloquy II. The Improvement Of The World. III. Colloquy III. The Druidical Stones.—Visitations Of Pestilence.IV. Colloquy IV. Feudal Slavery.—Growth Of Pauperism.V. Colloquy V. Decay of the Feudal System.—Edward VI.—Alfred.VI. Colloquy VI. Walla Crag.—Owen Of Lanark.VII. Colloquy VII. The Manufacturing System.Part II. Manufacturing System. —National Wealth.VIII. Colloquy VIII. Steam—War—Prospects Of Europe.IX. Colloquy IX. Derwentwater—Catholic Emancipation—Ireland.Volume IIX. Colloquy X. Crosthwaite Church.—St. Kentigern.Part II.—The Reformation.—Dissenters.—Methodists.XI. Colloquy XI. Infidelity.—Church Establishment..XII. Colloquy XII. Blencathra.—Threlkeld Tarn.—The Cliffords.Part II.—Privileged Orders.—The American Governments.XIII. Colloquy XIII. The River Greta.—Trade.—Population.—Colonies.XIV. Colloquy XIV. The Library.XV. Colloquy XV. The Conclusion.AppendixVolume IISouthey's Notes and IllustrationsTable of Variants and Guide to PaginationEditorial NotesAppendix A: Reviews of Sir Thomas More.Appendix B: A note on ‘Montesinos’, Southey’s name in Sir Thomas More.Appendix C: Southey’s sources for Sir Thomas More (edited from the Sale Catalogue of his Library)Index