AcknowledgmentsNotes on ContributorsA Note on the Texts and AbbreviationsPrefatory Note, Christopher Ricks1. Tennyson's Dying Fall, Peter McDonald2. Tennyson's Retrospective View, Dinah Birch3. Tennyson's Limitations, Christopher Decker4. Tennyson's Grotesque, Aidan Day5. Tennyson, Browning, Virgil, Daniel Karlin6. Tennyson and the Voices of Ovid's Heroines, A. A.

Markley7. On lines and grooves from Shakespeare to Tennyson, Eric Griffiths8. Epic Sensibilities: 'Old Man' Milton and the Making of Tennyson's REPLACELESSTHANiREPLACEGREATERTHANIdylls of the KingREPLACELESSTHAN/iREPLACEGREATERTHAN, N. K. Sugimura9. The Wheels of Being: Tennyson and Shelley, Michael O'Neill10. 'Brother-poets': Tennyson and Browning, Donald S. Hair11.

Friendship, Poetry, and Insurrection: The Kemble Letters, Marion Shaw12. Tennyson's Humour, Matthew Bevis13. Edward Lear and Tennyson's Nonsense, Richard Cronin14. 'Men, my borther, men the workers': Tennyson and the Victorian Working-CLass Poet, Kirstie Blair15. 'Frater, ave'? Tennyson and Swinburne, Linda K. Hughes16. After Tennyson: the Presence of the Poet, 1892-1918, Samantha Matthews17. Tennyson, by Ear, Angela Leighton18.

Hardy's Tennyson, Helen Small19. T. S. Eliot and Tennyson, John Morton20. Tennyson and Auden, John Fuller21. Betjemen's Tennyson, Seamus PerryIndex.