Andrew Marvell: The Critical HeritageRoutledge, 9 de set. de 2002 - 404 páginas The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contempoprary responses to a writer's work, enabling students and researchers to read the material themselves. |
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... Paradise Lost which he contributed to the second edition of Milton's epic in 1674. The remainder (apart from the dubious and not so dubious post-Restoration satires) were probably written early in his career before the assuming of his ...
... Paradise Lost which he contributed to the second edition of Milton's epic in 1674. The remainder (apart from the dubious and not so dubious post-Restoration satires) were probably written early in his career before the assuming of his ...
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... Paradise Lost or to 'Flecknoe' when they refer to his poetry at all.10 In the ten-volume General Dictionary, Historical and Critical, translated from Pierre Bayle and augmented by Bernard, Birch et al. (1734–41), he is designated, in a ...
... Paradise Lost or to 'Flecknoe' when they refer to his poetry at all.10 In the ten-volume General Dictionary, Historical and Critical, translated from Pierre Bayle and augmented by Bernard, Birch et al. (1734–41), he is designated, in a ...
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... Paradise Lost. Despite his desire to credit Dryden with the honor, John Dennis admitted Marvell's (and Dr Barrow's) early championing of Milton's epic.14 Both Cooke and Thompson proclaimed it, with the result that the notion filtered ...
... Paradise Lost. Despite his desire to credit Dryden with the honor, John Dennis admitted Marvell's (and Dr Barrow's) early championing of Milton's epic.14 Both Cooke and Thompson proclaimed it, with the result that the notion filtered ...
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... Paradise lost in blank Verse. But as it is, you give as quotations of whole Books, like him who wrote Zabarella quite out from the beginning to the end, professing it was so good he could leave none behind4 (how like is this to our ...
... Paradise lost in blank Verse. But as it is, you give as quotations of whole Books, like him who wrote Zabarella quite out from the beginning to the end, professing it was so good he could leave none behind4 (how like is this to our ...
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... Paradise lost (the odds betwixt a Transproser and a Blank Verse Poet, is not great) begins his third Book thus, groping for a beam of Light. Hail, holy Light, Off-Spring of Heav'n first born, Or of th' Eternal Coeternal beam. And a ...
... Paradise lost (the odds betwixt a Transproser and a Blank Verse Poet, is not great) begins his third Book thus, groping for a beam of Light. Hail, holy Light, Off-Spring of Heav'n first born, Or of th' Eternal Coeternal beam. And a ...
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e from An Illustrative Essay in Wit and Humour 1846 | |
A twopart anonymous account of Marvell 1824 1825 | |
Ralph Waldo Emersons comments 1828 1875 | |
b from Parnassus 1875 | |
John Dove from The Life of Andrew Marvell 1832 | |
Three anonymous reviews of Doves Life 1832 1833 | |
b from the Monthly Review 1832 | |
c from the Westminster Review 1833 | |
An anonymous comment on the author of the Rehearsal Transprosd 1674 | |
Rochester on the Parker controversy c 16745 | |
Robert McWard comments on Parker and Marvell 1677 | |
Thomas Long comments on the Transproser 1678 | |
Bishop Burnet on the Parker controversy 1678 before 1715 | |
b from his History of My Own Time before 1715 | |
Dean Swifts allusion to the controversy 1710 | |
Isaac Disraeli on the Parker controversy 1814 | |
B With Francis Turner | |
Bishop Crofts letter to Marvell 1676 | |
An anonymous poetic tribute to Marvells character c 1689 | |
W P Ker on the superiority of Mr Smirke 1894 | |
With Roger LEstrange | |
An anonymous notice from A Letter from Amsterdam 1678 | |
Sir Roger LEstrange on the Growth of Popery 167816834 | |
a from An Account of the Growth of Knavery 1678 | |
? Marchamont Nedham on the author of the Growth of Popery c 1678 | |
An anonymous tribute On his Excellent Friend Post 1678 | |
TellTruths comment on Marvell c 1680 | |
Bishop Parker on the Growth of Popery and the First Anniversary c 1687 | |
A further comment on the Growth of Popery 1689 | |
Three eighteenthcentury historians comment Post 1706 1718 1730 | |
a from Roger Norths Examen post 1706 | |
Henry Rogers on Marvells defense of Howe 1836 | |
Dr John Brown on Marvell 1854 | |
Satirist Patriot And Emergent Poet 16521845 | |
Miltons recommendation of Marvell 16523 | |
John Aubreys comments Post 1678 | |
James Yonge from his Journal c 16812 | |
Nahum Tate an allusion 1694 | |
Preface to Poems on Affairs of State 1697 | |
Defoe on satirical poetry 1703 1711 1713 | |
b from A Review of the State of the British Nation 1711 | |
Thomas Cooke on the life and writings 1726 | |
James Parsons on Eyes and Tears 1747 | |
Voltaire on In eandem Effigiem Reginae Sueciae transmissam 1748 | |
William Mason from the ode To Independency 1756 | |
Charles Churchill on satiric poetry c 1763 | |
b from lines attributed 1776 | |
John Aikin on Marvell 17991815 | |
William Wordsworths sonnet c 1802 | |
Three political comparisons 17351845 | |
a from the Craftsman 1735 | |
William Lisle Bowles a note on two poems 1806 | |
Thomas Campbell on Marvell 1819 | |
Charles Lambs comments 1800 1821 | |
William Hazlitt on the poetry 18181824 | |
d from Select British Poets 1824 | |
Leigh Hunts multiple comments 18191846 | |
c from the Literary Examiner 1823 | |
d from the Monthly Repository 18378 | |
Hartley Coleridge from The Worthies of Yorkshire and Lancashire 1832 | |
Samuel Carter Hall on the poetry 1836 | |
Edgar Allan Poe comments 1836 | |
Robert Chambers on Marvell 1835 1844 | |
From the Penny Cyclopaedia 1839 | |
Henry Rogerss observations on Marvell 1844 | |
George L Craiks observations on Marvell 18445 | |
A portrait of the poet and prose writer 1847 | |
John Greenleaf Whittier on Marvell 1848 | |
Mrs S C Hall on Marvell 1851 1852 | |
b from Eclectic Magazine 1852 | |
An anonymous notice on the Horatian Ode and Eyes and Tears 1853 | |
James Russell Lowells observations on Marvells poetry 1854 | |
George Dawson from Biographical Lectures 1859 | |
George Gilfillan comments on Marvell 1860 | |
Matthew Arnold on the Horatian Ode 1861 | |
Herman Merivales comments on the political poetry 1861 | |
Sainte Beuve on the Horatian Ode 1864 | |
Archbishop Trenchs comments on Eyes and Tears Horatian Ode and On a Drop of Dew 1868 1870 | |
John Ormsbys essay from the Cornhill Magazine 1869 | |
James Russell Lowell on two of the Cromwell poems 1870 | |
Charles Cowden Clarke on Marvell 1871 | |
Edward FitzGeralds comments on two poems 1872 | |
W D Christies reviews of Grosarts edition 1873 | |
b from the Saturday Review 1873 | |
An American divine comments 1877 | |
Sir Edmund Gosse on the garden poetry 1885 | |
Alfred Lord Tennysons comments 18878 184992 | |
a from A Memoir by Hallam Tennyson 18878 | |
A C Benson on Marvell 1892 | |
J Stuarts review of Marvell in the Muses Library Series 1892 | |
Sir E K Chamberss review of Marvell in the Muses Library Series 1892 | |
Richard Garnett on Marvell 1895 | |
An anonymous comment on the poetry 1897 | |
Alice Meynells comments on Marvell 1897 1899 | |
George Saintsburys comments on Marvell 1898 | |
H C Beeching on the lyrics 1901 | |
An anonymous review article on Marvells prose style 1902 | |
W J Courthope on The First Anniversary 1903 | |
Stephen Gwynn on the Puritanism of the poet 1904 | |
Augustine Birrell on Marvell 1905 | |
Three unsigned reviews of Birrells Andrew Marvell 1905 1906 | |
b from the Saturday Review 1905 | |
A poets review of Birrells edition 1905 | |
Albert F Sieveking on garden poetry 1908 | |
Emile Legouis comments on The Death of O C 1912 | |
Edward B Reed on Marvells Lyrics 1912 | |
Francis L Bickley on the quality of Marvells poetry 1913 | |
H M Margoliouth on Marvell and his contemporaries 1919 | |
b from the Nation and Athenaeum 1921 | |
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