Wordsworth's Excursion: The Wanderer, Ed. With Life, Intr. and Notes by H.H. Turner

Exploring the aftermath of the French Revolution, the poem features three main characters: the Solitary, who reflects on his experiences; the Pastor, a focal point of the narrative; and the Wanderer. This work, part of Wordsworth's larger project "The Recluse," gained acclaim in the 19th century and remains a significant piece for enthusiasts of his poetry. Additionally, the edition includes an excerpt from Thomas Carlyle's "Reminiscences," enriching the reader's understanding of Wordsworth's impact.