Chapter 1 Politics, Emotions, and Romantic Periodicals

Chapter 2 Time for a Change: Portable Passions in Popular Radical Periodicals of the 1790s

Chapter 3 The Emotions, the Senses, and Popular Radical Print Culture in the 1790s: The Case of The Moral and Political Magazine

Chapter 4 ‘A Well-Preserved Piece of Useless Antiquity’: The Gentleman’s Magazine and Anti-emotional National Identity

Chapter 5 Military Periodicals, Discipline, and Wartime Emotion in the 1790s

Chapter 6 Loose Numbers: The Affect and Politics of Periodical Time in William Hone’s The Every - Day Book

Chapter 7 Jane Austen and the Politics of the Periodical Press

Chapter 8 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine and the Politics of Wordsworthian Feeling

Chapter 9 ‘Where Personation Ends and Imposture Begins’: John Wilson, Noctes Ambrosianæ , and the Tory Populism of Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine

Chapter 11 Emotional Rhetoric and Early Liberal Culture: The Examiner , the Spectator , and the 1832 Reform Bill