1. thomas hardy by the century’s deathbed

2. I — Novels of Character and Environment 1 Tess of the d'Urbervilles 2 Far from the Madding Crowd 3 Jude the Obscure 4 The Return of the Native 5 The Mayor of Casterbridge 6 The Woodlanders 7 Under the Greenwood Tree 8 Life's Little Ironies and A Few Crusted Characters 9 Wessex Tales II — Romances and Fantasies 10 A Pair of Blue Eyes 11 The Trumpet-Major ond Robert His Brother 12 The Well-Beloved: A Sketch of Temperament 13 A Group of Noble Dames 14 Two on a Tower III — Novels of Ingenuity 15 Desperate Remedies 16 The Hand of Ethelberta 17 A Laodicean Hardy’s “Wessex edition” of his works, 1912

5. “…The special value of Hardy to ecocritics is precisely in the way he does not separate place and person. He will not allow anything, place or person, to stabilize in meaning; its meaning is always the product of a shifting set of relations and always seen in the act of generation by those relations.” (141) Richard Kerridge, “Ecological hardy”

6. Woodlanders MS, Dorset Museum

7. Dinosaur footprints from “Jurassic Coast,” Dorset; Dorset Museum

8. “The Darkling Thrush” First published in the London Graphic on 29 December 1900 as "By the Century's Deathbed." Republished in Poems of The Past and The Present: "Miscellaneous Poems" (London: Macmillan, 1902).