A Literary History of England, Volume 3

A. B. Grosart A. H. Bullen ballads Ben Jonson Beowulf Cambridge century character Charles Chaucer Church classical comedy couplet court critical death dialogue drama Dryden Earl early edition EETS EETSES Elizabethan England essay Exeter Book F. J. Furnivall Faerie Queene famous French Henry hero heroic Heywood humor interest John Jonson King Lady later Latin learned less lines literary literature lived London Lord lyric manuscript Marlowe Marlowe's medieval Middle English Milton modern moral narrative nature Old English Oxford passage period play plot PMLA poem poet poetic poetry political popular printed prose Queen R. W. Chambers reader religious reprinted Richard rime rime royal romance royal satire says Shakespeare song sonnets soul Spenser stanza story Studies style Tamburlaine theme Thomas tion tradition tragedy translation verse W. W. Greg Widsith William words writing written wrote