Sources and Provenance: Romantic Poetry
This page records what the packet contains, where the poems come from, and what the packet deliberately leaves out. It is a provenance note, not a full scholarly bibliography.
Rights and privacy. The poems are public domain. The teaching pages are original. The packet does not reproduce copyrighted critical editions, anthologies, film stills, audio recordings, student work or school documents.
Source list
| Item | Status and provenance |
|---|---|
| Fifteen poems | Public domain. Hosted in the Romantic Poetry source pack with form notes and reading prompts. The poems are not duplicated in this packet. |
| Teaching pages | Original explanations, models, tables and scaffolds written for this packet. |
| Context timeline | A teaching summary of commonly taught historical and literary contexts. Dates and titles are included to orient reading, not to substitute for a scholarly history. |
| Model paragraphs | Original analytical writing about the public-domain poems. Quotations are short and checked against the source pack. |
| Critical perspectives | A teaching summary of established critical approaches, written in original wording and tied to the public-domain poems. It is an entry point, not a substitute for reading the critics themselves. |
| Images | None. The packet uses type, tables and CSS only. |
| Audio and video | None. No recordings, clips or film stills are hosted. |
What is not published
- No student work, names, results or school data.
- No assessment instrument, confidential class brief, scores, bands or test papers.
- No copyrighted anthology, critical edition, introduction or notes.
- No private library index, manifest or source folder.
How the pages were checked
- Every local link is tested as part of the site build.
- Every page declares Australian English, a viewport, a page title and a description.
- The site is checked with automated accessibility and service-worker tests before publication.
- Quotations are checked against the public-domain texts in the source pack.
- Links and claims are reviewed by hand when the packet is updated.
Using the packet elsewhere
The teaching pages are published under the site's standard copyright notice. The poems are public domain and may be reused freely. If you adapt a teaching page, keep the provenance note and do not add copyrighted material that you do not have permission to publish.
Last reviewed: October 2026. If a source or link changes, update this page rather than leaving a stale claim.