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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
"The greatest that has ever made words into poetry.
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
"The greatest that has ever made words into poetry.
Elmbendor - Poetry and Poets
Butler, A. J. Dante. [225]
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Church, R. W. Dante.
Dinsmore, C. A. Life of Dante.
Federn, K. Dante and his time.
Flamini, F. Introd. to the study of the Divine comedy. Gardner, E. G. Dante.
Grandgent, C. H. Dante.
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The ladies of Dante's lyrics.
Ker, W. P. Collected essays, v. 1, p. 305-320.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 4, p. 118-264.
Sedgwick, H. D. Dante.
Warren, Sir T. H. Essays of poets and poetry, p. 134-171; 217-269.
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PETRARCH
He who loved "the lady with the hair of knitted gold. "
Texts:
Sonnets, triumphs and other poems; tr. by various hands.
Comments:
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 106-
123.
Everett, W. Italian poets since Dante. Horridge, F. Lives of great Italians. Jerrold, M. F. Francesco Petrarca.
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GEOFFREY CHAUCER
He who, as he dreamed, "raised poetry under English
Texts:
fogs and among English marshes. "
The Canterbury tales ; tr. into modern English verse by F. E. Hill.
[23]
Chaucer; ed. by H. N. McCracken.
Modern reader's Chaucer; put into modern English by J. S. P. Tatlock
[21]
Selections from Chaucer; ed. by W. A. Neilson and H. R. Patch.
Student's Chaucer ; ed. by W. W. Skeat.
Comments:
and Percy Mackaye.
[22]
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 127-
136.
Hadow, G. Chaucer and his times.
Kittredge, G. L. Chaucer and his poetry.
Legouis, E. Geoffrey Chaucer.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 3, p. 291-366. [301] Mackail, J. W. Springs of Helicon, p. 1-69. [306] Newbolt, Sir H. New study of English poetry, p. 119-159. Palmer, G. H. Formative types in English poetry, p. 33-59. Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Studies in literature, v. 2, p. 207-248.
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THE BALLAD-MAKERS
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Lang, A. Collection of ballads.
Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Oxford book of ballads.
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Unnamed, unknown, the people's poets through long, barren, war-swept years.
Texts:
Child, F. J. English and Scottish popular ballads. [146]
Gayley, C. M. Poetry of the people, by C. M. Gayley and M. C.
Flaherty.
Johnson, R. B. Book of British ballads.
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Comments:
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 139-
146.
Dixon, W. M. English epic and heroic poetry. [184] Gummere, F. B. The popular ballad. [274]
Ker, W. P. Form and style in poetry, p. 3-44. [205] Newbolt, Sir H. New study of English poetry, p. 215-239. Pound, L. Poetic origins and the ballad. [331] Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Studies in literature, v. 1, p. 23-50.
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ELIZABETHAN POETRY
"The spacious times of great Elizabeth. "
Edmund Spenser
Texts:
Complete works; ed. by W. P. Trent.
Comments:
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 147-
163.
Glover, T. R. Poets and puritans, p. 1-33.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 4, p. 265-353. [301] Mackail, J. W. Springs of Helicon, p. 73-133. [306] Palmer, G. H. Formative types in English poetry, p. 63-95.
John Donne
Texts:
Poems; ed. by H. J. C. Grierson. [40]
Comments:
Robert Herrick Texts:
[211]
Poems.
Lyrical Poetry
Texts:
Ault, N. Elizabethan lyrics.
Squire, J. C. Songs from the Elizabethans.
Comments:
[52]
[141]
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 147-
163.
Erskine, J. The Elizabethan lyric.
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
"The greatest that has ever made words into poetry. "
Texts:
The Oxford Shakespeare; ed. by W. J. Craig. [117]
Works.
[211]
[118]
[121]
[268]
[171]
[328]
Dowden, E. New studies in literature, p. 90-120. Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Studies in literature, v. 1, p. 96-113.
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Comments:
Adams, J. G. Life of Shakespeare. [207]
Alden, R. M. Shakespeare.
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 164-
189.
Bailey, J. Shakespeare. [213]
Bradley, A. C. Oxford lectures on poetry, p. 247-393.
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Shakespearian tragedy.
Bridges, H. J. Our fellow Shakespeare. [221]
Campbell, L. Tragic drama in Sophocles, Aeschylus and Shakespeare.
[226]
Cowling, G. H. Preface to Shakespeare.
Dowden, E. Shakespeare.
Kellett, E. E. Suggestions, p. 1-108.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 3, p. 1-94. [301]
Mackail, J. W. Studies of English poets, p. 1-28.
Masefield, J. William Shakespeare. [313]
Murry, J. M. Keats and Shakespeare. [321]
Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Notes on Shakespeare's workmanship. . [332] Raleigh, Sir W. Shakespeare.
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JOHN MILTON
The great Puritan and the great Poet.
Texts:
Poetical works; introd. by David Masson.
Comments:
Arnold, M. Essays in criticism, v. 2, p. 56-68.
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 190-
204.
Bailey, J. Milton. [212]
Glover, T. R. Poets and puritans, p. 34-73.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 4, p. 58-117. [301] Mackail, J. W. Springs of Helicon, p. 137-204. [306] Newbolt, Sir H. New study of English poetry, p. 224-250. Quiller-Couch, Sir A. Studies in literature, v. 2, p. 88-167. Raleigh, Sir W. Milton.
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JOHN DRYDEN AND ALEXANDER POPE "A new kind of poetry polished and sensible. "
John Dryden
Texts:
Poetical works. (Globe ed. ) [42]
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[220]
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Ker, W. P. Collected essays, v. 1, p. 10-71.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 3, p. 95-191. [301] Van Doren, M. The poetry of John Dryden. [358]
Alexander Pope
Texts:
Poetical works; ed. by A. W. Ward.
Comments:
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 205-
214.
Lowell, J. R. Literary essays, v. 4, p. 1-57. [301]
Mackail, J. W. Studies of English poets, p. 55-80. [307] Palmer, G. H. Formative types in English poetry, p. 135-180.
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ROBERT BURNS
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"Burns blends beauty and satire, pain and humor into the most human of fine poetry. "
Texts:
Poems, songs and letters; ed. by Alexander Smith.
Poems and songs. (Everyman)
Comments:
[211]
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Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 217-
227.
Davison, E. Some modern poets, p. 43-74.
Dawson, W. J. Makers of English poetry, p. 26-34. [243] Jack, A. A. Poetry and prose, p. 52-85.
Kellow, H. A. Burns and his poetry.
Neilson, W. A. Robert Burns.
Raleigh, Sir W. Some authors, p. 220-250.
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WILLIAM BLAKE
The poet-artist : strange and magical, beautiful and simple.
Texts:
Poetical works ; ed. by J. Sampson. [9]
Comments:
Auslander, J. The winged horse, by J. Auslander and F. E. Hill, p. 227-
232.
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Benson, A. C. Essays, p. 147-179.
Brooke, S. A. Studies in poetry, p. 1-54.
De Selincourt, B. William Blake. [244] Fausset, H. I. Studies in idealism, p. 152-164. Raleigh, Sir W. Some authors, p. 251-288. Yeats, W. B. Essays, p. 136-179.
