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Notes
Geoffrey Hill, Sermon at Balliol College, 11 November 2007.
David Gervais, “‘A tyme for knots’”, The Cambridge Quarterly, 21.4, 1992, 394.
René Gallet, Histoire et Poésie : Introduction à la Poéthique de Geoffrey Hill, Work in progress, 2009.
G. Hill, Mercian Hymns III, New & Collected Poems, 1952-1992, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1994, 95. Hereafter New & Collected.
G. Hill, The Orchards of Syon, Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint, 2002.
Gerard Manley Hopkins, “The Wreck of the Deutschland”, Major Works, Oxford: Oxford UP, 1986, 114.
G. Hill, CX, The Triumph of Love, London: Penguin, 1999, 57.
See J. R. G. Tomlinson, “Comprehensive Education in England and Wales, 1944-1991”, European Journal of Education, 26.2, 1991.
Edward Boyle, Foreword to the Newsom Report 1963, <http://www.dg.dial.pipex.com/documents/docs2/newsom00.shtml>.
Hill refers to the Milton text in his interview with Blake Morrison (“Under Judgement”, New Statesman, 2 Feb 1980, 212), and to the Eliot lectures in “Word Value in F. H. Bradley and T. S. Eliot”, Collected Critical Writings, Oxford : Oxford UP, 2008, 539.
“A Note on the Title”, prefatory to The Enemy’s Country. Collected Critical Writings, op. cit., 173. Hereafter CCW.
Hill borrows the phrase “communities of opinion” from Emerson. “Alienated Majesty: Gerard M. Hopkins,” in CCW, 530, quoting Emerson, “Self-Reliance”, in Essays and Lectures, 264.
“A Note on the Title”, CCW,562.
Ibid., 173.
See G. Hill, “The Mystery of the Charity of Charles Péguy, New & Collected,172.
William Wootten, “Rhetoric and Violence in Geoffrey Hill’s Mercian Hymns and the Speeches of Enoch Powell”, The Cambridge Quarterly, 29.1, 2000, 1.
LXXXII, The Triumph of Love, 42.
CX, The Triumph of Love, 57.
VII, Mercian Hymns, New & Collected, 99.
“Cowan Bridge”, Ibid., 75.
“9.9.42 HILL, Geoffrey W.”, Agenda, 30.1-2, 1992, 122. See also an interview with Hill in The New York Sun, (7 Nov. 2002), in which he mentions the influence of Ken Curtis.
CCW., 633.
“Elegiac Stanzas”, New & Collected, 31.
“Solomon’s Mines”, Ibid., 14.
“Cycle”, Ibid., 211.
G. Hill, Without Title, London: Penguin, 2006, 25-27.
Ibid., 19-20.
In 2006, Richard remarked that this class—the discussions that he and Hill had inside and outside the classroom—was one of the best things he’d ever done (Personal interview with Lucien Richard, 6 Apr. 2006.)
G. Hill, Without Title, op. cit., 62-3. There are other poets who studied with Geoffrey Hill at Leeds and Boston Universities. The Leeds University Library Special Collections Web site lists, for example Tony Harrison, James Simmons, Ken Smith and Jon Glover (<http://www.leeds.ac.uk/library/spcoll/leedspoetry/hill.htm>).
X, The Triumph of Love, 4.
XLIV, The Orchards of Syon, 44.
Vincent Sherry, The Uncommon Tongue: The Poetry and Criticism of Geoffrey Hill, Ann Arbor: U of Michigan P, 1987, 30.
XLIV, The Orchards of Syon, 44.
John Milton, “Of Education”, <http://www.dartmouth.edu/~milton/reading_room/of_education/>.
G. Hill, “Courtly Masquing Dances”, 61, in Scenes from Comus, London: Penguin, 2005, 45.
CCWop. cit., 287.
CXVI, The Triumph of Love, 61.
XL, The Orchards of Syon, 40. For further exploration of this topic, see R. Gallet, “Geoffrey Hill: la poésie, l’ordinateur et le péché originel”, in Communio : Revue Catholique Internationale, 21.3, 1996, 117-29.
“University mission and academic freedom”, in European Journal for Education Law and Policy, vol. 4, 2000, 46. A revised version of the essay, printed as “Universities of Character?”, in Citizenship and Higher Education The Role of Universities in Community and Society (2005), concludes the sentence: “but by the humility and the attention with which we search for the truth and share with them both the process and the results” (49).
“Pindarics, after Cesare Pavese 8,” Without Title, 42.
“Letter from Oxford”, The London Magazine, 1954, 74.
Pink Floyd, “Another Brick in the Wall”, The Wall, 1979.
G. Hill, CXIX, The Triumph of Love, 63.
XLVII, The Orchards of Syon, 47.
G. Hill, “A Note on the Title”, Collected Critical Writings, 173.
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