A Reminiscences of Wordsworth Day Cockermouth, April 7th, 1896

Rawnsley offers a charming and insightful glimpse into the life and works of William Wordsworth as he revisits the poet's hometown nearly a century after his birth. Drawing on his own personal experiences as a writer and poet, Rawnsley shares anecdotes and reflections on Wordsworth's genius, his relationship with his sister, and the natural beauty of the Lake District, providing a deeper appreciation for both the man and his art.

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