… -materialist forms, the everyday rhetoric of English literary study now, as we write this book,
is the everyday rhetoric that, in the nineteenth century, trivialized the literary productions of …

… printed in Germany, France, America, and many other countries. In order to explore intersections
between these national contexts… at the realities of publication and distribution schedules…

… The "colour'd shadows," a phrase from LEL's The Troubadour, are the illusions created by the
print media, the deceptive commodities their poetry became, the persona created, maintained …

… illumination and ‘colour’d Air’. Thomson also trains his … philosophy which authorized its
use in a particular context.… of the Powder, nor the little shadows let fall from the gritty particles …

… Male publishers and authors met the challenge of these new … outlets for writing in the nineteenth
century: “Literature should … the nineteenth century’s prolific shift to publishing periodicals …

… larger purpose of “Colour’d Shadows.” That … publisher and proprietor, issued Robinson’s
text because its presence among Minerva books imprints conservative views upon the readings …

… new contexts … book, rather than in radical feminism as expressed by Robinson, Hays, and
Wollstonecraft: the agency of women writers shows itself, in later years in the nineteenth century…

… 4 of Colour’d Shadows) have all shown us new ways of reading … as welcome to read of how
the nineteenth-century British annual … edit so that the book’s research contexts could be more …

… Within this context, Craik and Kypriadou willingly took on an … of the book’s homilies from Old
English to modern English. No … provide, for authors and readers alike, poignant moments not …

… , in fine print, appears a fairly explicit indication that the supplements relevant to this book are
… In a strategy that was to persist throughout the nineteenth century, Hemans’s poems in the …