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Preface -- pt. 1. The beginnings. After Medieval romances, by Geoffrey Chaucer. After Geoffrey Chaucer, by Alexander Pope. After Geoffrey Chaucer, by W.W. Skeat. After John Lyly, by William Shakespeare. After Christopher Marlowe, by William Shakespeare. After Thomas Nashe, by William Shakespeare. After John Donne, by Sir John Suckling. After George Herbert, by Christopher Hervey. After John Dryden, by George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham. After Robert Boyle, by Jonathan Swift. After Ambrose Philips, by Henry Carey. After John Milton, by John Philips. After Alexander Pope, by Isaac Hawkins Browne. After Jonathan Swift, by Isaac Hawkins Browne. After Robert Southey, by George Canning and John Hookham Frere. The sentimental novel, by Jane Austen -- pt. 2. The nineteenth century. After George Crabbe, by James Smith. After William Corbett, by James Smith. After Robert Burns, by Shirley Brooks. After Robert Burns, by James Clerk-Maxwell. After Lord Byron, by Thomas Love Peacock. After Lord Byron, by J.K. Stephen. After Samuel Taylor Coleridge, by James Hogg. After William Wordsworth, by J.K. Stephen. After William Wordsworth, by James Smith. After William Wordsworth, by John Keats. After
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- Dwight Macdonald
- Publisher
- Faber
- Language
- EN
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