Editorial Introduction
Abstract
Front matter:
Introductory essay by Alison Inglis, Editorial Acknowledgements by Meg Tasker
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![William Blamire Young, Untitled [Tennyson and his Friends], (c. 1905). Watercolour, gouache and black ink, 59.2 x 108.8 cm. National Gallery of Australia (NGA).](https://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/public/journals/48/submission_16505_14225_coverImage_en_US.jpg)
