A History of Modern English RomanticismArdent Media, 1970 |
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
English Editions of Spenser Shakespeare | 19 |
The Spenserian Stanza in the Seventeenth | 32 |
Spenserian Diction in the Seventeenth | 46 |
The Life and Works of Samuel Croxall D D | 76 |
Augustan Spenserians | 88 |
Miltons Metre in the Eighteenth Century | 111 |
Miltonic Diction in the Eighteenth Century | 125 |
Early Miltonians | 160 |
The Influence of Elizabethan Drama and | 191 |
The Literature of Gloom | 202 |
Elizabethan Romanticism | 209 |
Editions of Spensers Poems Published between | 237 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Addison admired allegory archaisms attitude Augustan bard beauty Blair blank verse blank verse poems Bleinheim burlesque Castle of Indolence classic Cowper critical Croxall's Cyder Diss Dryden early edition of Spenser Edmund Spenser Elizabethan English Poetry Essay Faerie Queene Fairy genius genuine Spenserian Gothic Grongar Hill heroic couplets History of English Hughes James Thomson John Philips language Latin Leipzig literary London manner melancholy metre Miltonians Miltonic diction minor poems Miscellanies Modern Romanticism Muse Nature Nicholas Rowe nineteenth century Original Canto Oxford Paradise Lost pastoral Penseroso Poetical poets Pope Pope's popular praise preface printed Prior prose published R. D. Havens reprinted rhyme romantic Samuel Croxall says Shakespeare Shenstone song sonnets Spen Spenser's diction Spenserian diction Spenserian imitations Spenserian poems Spenserian stanza spirit Splendid Shilling style sublime Thomas Warton translation Virgil William Shenstone words write written wrote Young