Mapping Keats’s Progress: What’s new in recent editions of Mapping Keats’s Progress

Additions to 1803-1811 (Keats’s education and Clarke’s Academy, and new image of 7 Church Street, 1815-1811); vintage photo of Keats-Shelley Memorial House, Rome (see 25 January 1821); additions to William Hazlitt’s influence; 2022-2026: additions to Selected Criticism (for 3.28 updated to 2026) and to the Gallery; William Hazlitt’s influence; added image of Covent Garden Market, 1810; 3.30 (Oct-Nov 2026): significant further information about Mrs. Isabella Jones, including discussion of possible death notices, veracity of a Lieutenant Jones, and connections to the O’Callaghan family.
Adjustments to image sizes and map functionality.
Removal of Google search page.

A flowchart diagram of Keats’s Selected Social Network and levels of friendship.
An interactive, annotated map with a timeline of Keats’s Northern Walking Tour with Charles Brown, 1818.
A new concluding page that gathers and expands upon key factors in Keats’s poetic development.
Updated Selected Criticism page.
Further groooming and expansion of key readings.
Sundry added images.
For Edition 3.10.1: minor change.

Mapping Keats’s Progress
A Critical Chronology