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PR565.N3 S6
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Heroic nature; ideal landscape in English poetry from Marvell to Thomson / |
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PR565.O6 N5 1966
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Newton demands the muse : Newton's Opticks and the eighteenth century poets. |
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PR565.R5 S2
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The Anglican tradition in eighteenth-century verse / |
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PR565.S25 N64 2001
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The skeptical sublime : aesthetic ideology in Pope and the Tory satirists / |
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PR565.S25 N64 2001eb
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The skeptical sublime : aesthetic ideology in Pope and the Tory satirists / |
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PR565.S44 F45 1989
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Moralized song : the character of Augustan lyricism / |
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PR565.S48 P64 1985
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The poetics of sexual myth : gender and ideology in the verse of Swift and Pope / |
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PR565.T47 B73 2002
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Augustan measures : Restoration and eighteenth-century writings on prosody and metre / |
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PR565.W5 P6 1974
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Poems on the reign of William III : introduction and selection / |
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PR568.P7 F5
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First follow nature : primitivism in English poetry, 1725-1750. |
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PR569.E45 M4
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A poetics of Augustan elegy : studies of poems by Dryden, Pope, Prior, Swift, Gray, and Johnson / |
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PR569.E7 H3
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The epic hero and the decline of heroic poetry : a study of the neoclassical English epic with special reference to Milton's Paradise lost. |
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PR571 .D53 2013
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Romanticism and the gold standard money, literature, and economic debate in Britain, 1790-1830 / |
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PR571 .E94 1990
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English romantic poetry : an introduction to the historical context and the literary scene / |
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PR571 .G5 1983
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Vision and disenchantment : Blake's Songs and Wordsworth's Lyrical ballads / |
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PR571 .G74 1986
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The Hamlet vocation of Coleridge and Wordsworth / |
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PR571 .H5
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From sensibility to romanticism : essays presented to Frederick A. Pottle / |
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PR571 .H5 1970
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From sensibility to romanticism : essays presented to Frederick A. Pottle / |
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PR571 .H6 1964
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Romantic perspectives : the work of Crabbe, Blake, Wordsworth, and Coleridge, as seen by their contemporaries and by themselves / |
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PR571 .I35 2019
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The connected condition : Romanticism and the dream of communication / |
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