This classic work is a comprehensive exploration of the development of English poetry. Starting with the earliest works and moving through to the Victorian era, this book offers insights into the evolution of poetry as an art form.
This classic work of literary criticism provides a comprehensive overview of the history and development of English poetry from its earliest roots through the 19th century. Drawing upon a range of historical, cultural, and artistic sources, the author offers a detailed and sophisticated analysis of the major poets and poetic movements of the English tradition.
This comprehensive history of English poetry offers a detailed exploration of the evolution of the English poetic tradition from its earliest origins to the Victorian era. Essential reading for literature scholars and poetry enthusiasts.
This book offers a comprehensive overview of the history of English poetry, from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Drawing on extensive research and literary analysis, the author provides detailed insights into the various stylistic and literary movements that shaped English poetry over the centuries. A must-read for literature students and poetry enthusiasts.
Set in the world of literary criticism, this work delves into the life and contributions of Joseph Addison, a prominent figure in 18th-century literature. It explores his role as a writer and a politician, highlighting his influence on the essay form and the development of English prose. The book examines Addison's key works, his partnership with Richard Steele, and their impact on the periodical essay, offering insights into the cultural and social context of his time.
Set in a modern context, this reprint of a 19th-century extravaganza offers readers a chance to experience the charm and creativity of the original 1870 edition. The book maintains its high-quality presentation while providing a glimpse into the themes and styles of its time, making it a unique addition for both collectors and new readers.