Transcripts and studies
The first "transcript" is from a manuscript report of Carlyle's Lectures, at that time not published in any other form; the second is an outline of an unpublished prose work of Shelley, with extracts from his manuscript Carlyle's lectures on the periods of European culture (a transcript)--Shelley's "Philosophical view of reform" (a transcript).--Last words on Shelley.--The text of Wordsworth's poems.--Victorian literature.--The interpretation of literature.--Spenser, the poet and teacher.--Heroines of Spenser.--Shakspere's portraiture of women.--Romeo and Juliet.--Christopher Marlowe.--The idealism of Milton.--Mr. Browning's "Sordello"
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