John Kemble’s Gibraltar Journal

Eric W. Nye teaches at the University of Wyoming, USA and has held visiting positions at Cambridge and the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at Edinburgh, UK. For much of his career Nye has been tracking the legacy of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, especially in the transitional decades between the Romantics and Victorians. His concern for the Cambridge Apostles arose from a project to renew interest in John Sterling, whose life was told so convincingly yet so inadequately by Thomas Carlyle.

1. Introduction 2. John Kemble's Gibraltar Journal 3. Appendix One: The Dunedin Letter Album 4. Appendix Two: Thoughts on the Foreign Policy of England by Jacob Sternwall. London: James Ridgway, Piccadilly. 1827 5. Appendix Three: The events surrounding the seizure of the schooner Mary 6. Appendix Four: John Mitchell Kemble to Fanny Kemble: letters in the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC, W.b. 596 7. Appendix Five: The Testimony of Doña Luisa Saenz de Viniegra de Torrijos, Vida del General José María de Torrijos y Uriarte (2v, Madrid: Manuel Minuesa, 1860) 8. Appendix Six: Málaga and after: selections from Bodleian Library MS. Eng. lett. b.4 40476 Bibliography Index