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Romantic Period

1. Joanna Baille  "Song" ("Woo'd and married and a")
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   Credit:  Read by Gowan Calder
2. Anna Laetitia Barbauld  "The Rights of Woman"
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   Credit:  Read by Mary Jo Salter
3. William Blake "London"
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   Credit:  Read by Jon Stallworthy
4. Robert Burns "Tam O'Shanter"  
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   Credit:  Read by David Daiches, Edinburgh University
5. Samuel Taylor Coleridge "Kubla Khan"
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   Credit:  Read by Jon Stallworthy
6. George Gordon, Lord Byron  "She Walks in Beauty"
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   Credit:  Music by Isaac Nathan (1815).  Performed by Malcom Bilson (forte piano) and Judith Kellock (soprano), Cornell University.
7. Percy Bysshe Shelley  "A Song:  Men of England"
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   Credit:  Performed by Susan Bender (soprano), Neil Gladd (mandolin), and Myrna Sislen (guitar)