THE SHORT OXFORD HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE

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EVENTS LITERARY WORKS 1991 Carter, Wise Children
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THE SHORT OXFORD HISTORY OF ENGLISH
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Gower, Lydgate, and Hoccleve Poetry
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Index A NOTE ON THE TEXT IN the cas
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justify its continued existence. Ch
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suggested, in England, at least,
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(1948, also derived from Scrutiny e
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inappropriate to a history of ‘En
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appears to have remained a more gen
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[p. 22] and community. Around these
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moves to a lengthy, and non-Scriptu
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where king, nobleman, and peasant s
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[p. 33] cathedrals at Canterbury (b
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swords, their scales gleaming like
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daughter Marie de Champagne, woman
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strides up to his missing head, pic
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daughter only to awaken in the arbo
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complaint, struck certain English o
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figure of Anima (the soul) that Pie
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embodying the spirit of chivalry, s
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ounds of marriage (‘In wyfhod I w
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Like them, he suggests a tense, shi
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virtue of his influence, responsibl
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We cannot tell precisely what impac
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[p. 73] The yettis [gates] of hell
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variously tempted by the vices and
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Malory and Caxton In October 1471 M
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it a firm sense of England as a nat
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‘delectable’ and whose language
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Wyatt’s love-poetry suggests an e
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playing the role of a sophisticated
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The Literature of the English Refor
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lasting impact on English letters w
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In the hands of John Foxe’s frien
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dignity of the modern gentleman poe
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Although Stella is portrayed as the
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uilt around expressions of conflict
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to the throne by providing a troop
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volumes as The Itinerary of John Le
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Queen who was the great cacigue [ch
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long account of the historical deri
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Neither history nor the image of th
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How things still unexpectedly have
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dreames inticed man to doe | Follie
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And threw him gaudy toys to please
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When I have seen such interchange o
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dramatic explorations of the theme
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Shakespeare’s Plays Politics and
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y the medieval concept of rule by a
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[p. 157] If throughout Hamlet suici
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women begin to take place on someth
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The internal ‘problems’ that ar
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Since its awkward beginnings in pla
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misanthropy to public scrutiny and
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their own ease’ and out of vice,
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passivity into striking action. Asp
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In Middleton’s two grimly chillin
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[p. 183] princes’. This prayer co
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Bible-centred Puritanism of the Pil
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Hercules and its message was reinfo
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unhappy extension, on Scottish Chur
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profound and consistent perturbatio
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in 1970), managed to work secretly
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[p. 204] flows from his side it is
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Here I joyn hands, and thrust my st
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‘brave Soule’ had committed ‘
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actions for which we have received
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distinguish and define the componen
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estructuring of institutions by men
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the two centuries that followed. Ha
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people’. As an alternative, Milto
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familiar with all these works, was
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The ‘second Adam’ is here to re
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awarded to saints, soldiers, athlet
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undergraduate, was not transcribed
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Amid the diverse setbacks and perse
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Susanna Hopton, a grouping less for
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and Dryden. No clear distinction be
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master a mangled sheet of verses. L
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oth to purge Dryden’s verse of it
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talent. She served at court as a ma
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[p. 265] œuvres of the upright ‘
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of Shakespeare’s comedies and the
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taken as indicative of honest genia
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vice, selfishness and pride being t
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moves to give relief to English Cat
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notion of ‘wit’ than they do fr
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hostility towards ‘drudge Dryden
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the ‘use of Riches’ and in the
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the diversity and didacticism of it
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are self evident in an educated obs
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heroic opportunities for a new gene
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their social class and education, p
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through six London editions in its
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upright Sir Charles, and she in tur
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Fielding’s least loved work. In 1
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digressions as ‘incontestably ...
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that tempts your wandering eyes | A
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‘Oisean’, the son of the warrio
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[p. 327] refined, pleasure in the d
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oth for the relative pessimism of t
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[p. 334] felt in the work of a new
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sensibility and his innate religios
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[p. 341] Figaro for the English sta
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despairer to take his place. The ef
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In Desmond (1792) Smith had made a
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a walk outdoors and in an evening
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And it grew both day and night. Til
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the poet and in a poem of his own a
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from them. For his immediate succes
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The Mariner’s experience is tangl
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The poem illustrates Crabbe’s ski
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importance of the process of learni
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might be attempted for my own count
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the self explorative to the polemic
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politics he tended to concentrate o
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of the inspiring ‘Power’ behind
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[p. 388] Who are these coming to th
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Wordsworth’s mind may well be ‘
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temperate monarchy against the fore
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High Victorian Literature 1830-1880
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Although, to an important degree, t
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which he lived sharpened the nature
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some of Dickens’s most fluently i
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sensitivities. The subtitle of Hypa
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profession seems to me to be as ser
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Charlotte Brontë (1816-55) admired
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ancestral house of the title is, as
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To their haven under the hill; But
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the Nazarenes, stood at the pinnacl
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The Brownings Elizabeth Barrett Bro
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may noisily explode in its vexation
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from the work of his rivals. The Wo
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which explores a series of dense et
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moralism and it attempts to establi
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(Such as one fancies may be in a st
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of England known from its place of
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educators should be men in Holy Ord
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who reads Hardy, Meredith, and Kipl
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ultimate truth in Art and Life and
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ultimately defies male domination a
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Jack the Ripper might serve to sugg
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the short stories which he began pu
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terrible fall marked by his trial a
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settings, like his preoccupations,
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Synge’s more conventionally shape
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stage before being ushered off agai
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‘civilized’ Italians. Forster
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The mood is not simply nostalgic. L
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Rhymers’ Club, whose members and
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with the American poet Robert Frost
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of transfiguration in an intermixtu
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wasteful devastation of the war. Th
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epresented. A month later Labour de
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Watson) have slumped disastrously.
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glancing insights into the identiti
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unapproachable, demanding, and ‘d
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ases for social relationships. This
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‘Verbotens’ and about despising
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medieval spiritual and a poetic aut
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The most striking effects in The Wa
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autobiography, that the Façade poe
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Stephen Dedalus’s admiration for
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itself ambiguous. Gunmen on both si
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The military career of David Jones
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only takes them as far as Liverpool
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exposes the surface values and the
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149 writers out of which 127 procla
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dad’s on the dole: | Two shilling
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one of the most sharply focused poe
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mair snaw!’ [p. 567] The English
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the vanguard and the undoing of the
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Although in the intriguingly entitl
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