Nicholas Mason

Nicholas Mason is Professor of English at Brigham Young University. He is the author of Literary Advertising and the Shaping of British Romanticism (Johns Hopkins UP, 2013) and various essays on Romantic-era periodicals, advertising, and popular culture. His previous scholarly editions include a classroom edition of Edward Kimber’s The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr. Anderson (Broadview, 2009), the six-volume collection Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 1817-1825 (Pickering and Chatto, 2006), and Volume 1 of British Satire, 1785-1840 (Pickering and Chatto, 2003).

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Editions Article: Abbreviations for Commonly Used Names and Sources
Editions Article: Biographical Index
Editions Article: Editorial Philosophies and Guidelines
Editions Article: General Bibliography
Editions Article: Index of Key People and Places in Rydal Journals Notebook 1 (DCMS 104.1, 1824–1825)
Editions Article: Index of Key People in Notebook 15 of the Rydal Journals DCMS 118.5 (1834–1835)
Editions Article: Introduction to Dorothy Wordsworth's Lake District
Editions Article: Introduction to Notebook 1 of the Rydal Journals (DCMS 104.1, 11 December 1824—9 December 1825)
Editions Article: Introduction to Notebook 15 of the Rydal Journals (DCMS 118.5, 4 October 1834—19 April 1835, 4 November 1835)
Editions Article: Overview of the Rydal Journals
Editions Article: The Serial Publication of Select Views
Editions Publication: Dorothy Wordsworth's Lake District
Editions Publication: Wordsworth's Guide to the Lakes
Gallery Exhibit: Joseph Wilkinson’s Drawings from Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire (1810)
Gallery Item: Bassenthwaite Lake from Embleton Vale
Gallery Item: Brathay-bridge, near Ambleside.
Gallery Item: Coniston Water head.
Gallery Item: Cottage at Nebthit with Backbarrow-crag.
Gallery Item: Cottage in the vale of Newlands, between Keswick and Buttermere
Gallery Item: Cottage in the Vale of Newlands, near Stare-bridge.
Gallery Item: Cottage in the Vale of Newlands, with Robinson's-crag.
Gallery Item: Cottage near Rydal.
Gallery Item: Cottages at Ambleside.
Gallery Item: Cottages at Braithwaite.
Gallery Item: Cottages at Braithwaite.
Gallery Item: Cottages in Appelthwaite, looking from Skiddaw.
Gallery Item: Cottages in the Vale of Lorton
Gallery Item: Derwent-water, from Appelthwaite
Gallery Item: Dunmail raise, on the Ambleside Road. The heap of stones in the foreground perpetuate the name and fall of the last King of Cumberland.
Gallery Item: Elter Water.
Gallery Item: Ennerdale Broad-water.
Gallery Item: Lanercost Priory, Cumberland
Gallery Item: Langdale Chapel, Vale of Langdale.
Gallery Item: Legbethwaite Mill, St. John’s Vale, taken after much rain.
Gallery Item: Lyulph's Torver, Ullswater.
Gallery Item: Newby bridge, foot of Winandermere.
Gallery Item: Part of Skiddaw, from Applethwaite Gill.
Gallery Item: Penny bridge, between Ulverstone & Conistone; with the tide in.
Gallery Item: Scale, or Skell-gill Farm House, above Portinscale.
Gallery Item: Smelling Mill, near Thornthwaite

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