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Romanticism -- 1798

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Coleridge preaches at the Unitarian chapel in Shrewsbury and is heard by Hazlitt, aged 17 14 January
Wordsworth composes 'A Night-Peace', initiating a spate of composition including 'The Ruined Cottage', 'The Pedlar', and most of the 1798 Lyrical Ballads 25 January
Coleridge writes Frost at Midnight and (until April) Christabel February
Wordsworth begins writing 'The Thorn' 19 March
Coleridge, 'France: An Ode' published in the Morning Post 14 April
Hazlitt visits Nether Stowey and is brought to Alfoxden where he reads the manuscript of Lyrical Ballads 20 May
Uprising of the United Irishman, led by Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Wolfe Tone 23 May
Malthus publishes Essays on Population 7 June
Hazlitt leaves Nether Stowey after a visit of three weeks 11 June
Napoleon invades Egypt July
Wordsworth and his sister depart from Bristol on a walking-tour of the Wye Valley in the course of which he will compose 'Tintern Abbey' (returning to Bristol 13 July) 10 July
Battle of the Nile;Nelson victorious over the French 1 August
Lyrical Ballads published anonymously 18 September
Coleridge and Wordsworth arrive at Hamburg 19 September
Wordsworth in Germany, beings The Two-Part Prelude 1 November
Southey's review of Lyrical Ballads appears in Critical Review 1 November
Haydn composes The Creation 1 November
Joanna Baillie publishes the first volume of her Series of Plays 1 November
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