Grasmere Journals

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Grasmere Journals is a series of intimate diaries by Dorothy Wordsworth that vividly record daily life, nature, and literary circles in England’s Lake District during the early 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diary collection
literary work
associatedWith English Romantic poetry
William Wordsworth
author Dorothy Wordsworth
contains accounts of household tasks
descriptions of landscapes
descriptions of walks
observations of weather
records of visitors
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
form prose
genre autobiographical writing
diary
nature writing
historicalContext Georgian era
language English
literaryMovement Romanticism
literarySignificance important source on the Wordsworth circle
key document of Romantic-era life in the Lake District
notablePersonDescribed Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Thomas De Quincey
linked to: Thomas de Quincey

William Wordsworth
primaryLocationDescribed Grasmere
Lake District
setting Dove Cottage
subjectMatter daily life
literary circles
nature
timePeriodDescribed early 19th century

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Dorothy Wordsworth notableWork Grasmere Journals
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud influencedBy Dorothy Wordsworth's journal
linked to: Grasmere Journals
Dora Wordsworth hasPartInCreativeWork Wordsworth family journals
linked to: Grasmere Journals
Wordsworth family hasLiteraryContribution Dorothy Wordsworth's Grasmere Journal
linked to: Grasmere Journals
Lake District literary circle associatedWith Grasmere Journal
linked to: Grasmere Journals