The Works of Mary Robinson, Part I

'There are few better signs that a writer has reentered the canon than the appearance of a superbly edited collected works from Pickering and Chatto ... these volumes ... are consistently edited to a high standard. Variants and silent corrections are recorded following the notes at the end of each volume, which identify contemporary references and Robinson's literary allusions.' The Wordsworth Circle 'in addition to providing an incisive commentary on Robinson's formal and stylistic practices, the book also offers a thorough assessment of the social circles, publishing networks, and personal affiliations that determined the development of her poetic identity.' The Year's Work in English Studies