| Description |
343 pages ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
Contents: The keys to the gates / N. Frye -- The future of Landor criticism / V. Mercier -- The historical importance of certain Essays of Elia / G. Tillotson -- Leigh Hunt and the end of romantic criticism / S.F. Fogle -- Thomas De Quincey / D. Grant -- Hazlitt on the disinterested imagination / K. Coburn -- Poems of John Clare's sanity / I. Jack -- Waverley and The fair maid of Perth / J.H. Raleigh -- Trends in minor romantic narrative poetry / K. Kroeber -- Periodical literature / W.S. Ward |
| Notes |
Bibliographical footnotes |
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The keys to the gates, by N. Frye.--The future of Landor criticism, by V. Mercier.--The historical importance of certain Essays of Elia, by G. Tillotson.--Leigh Hunt and the end of romantic criticism, by S. F. Fogle.--Thomas De Quincey, by D. Grant.--Hazlitt on the disinterested imagination, by K. Coburn.--Poems of John Clare's sanity, by I. Jack.--Waverley and The fair maid of Perth, by J. H. Raleigh.--Trends in minor romantic narrative poetry, by K. Kroeber.--Periodical literatu |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliography |
| Subject |
English literature -- 19th century -- History and criticism.
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Romanticism.
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| Author |
Frye, Northrop.
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Jordan, John Emory, 1919-1999.
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| LC no. |
66013535 |
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