[The 100th anniversary of Wordsworth’s death was observed by Princeton and Cornell Universities during the days of April 21-23. Mr. Trilling’s paper was delivered at Princeton, and Mr. Ransom’s at Cornell. Both papers will shortly be published, with others delivered on the two occasions, in a memorial volume by Princeton University Press. —The Editor]
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