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100 1 a| Jones, Edmund D.q| (Edmund David)=| ^A912156;

245 10 a| English critical essays (nineteenth century) /c| selected and ed. by Edmund D. Jones.;

260 a| London,a| New York [etc.] :b| H. Milford, Oxford University Press,c| [1916];

300 a| viii, 610 pages ;c| 16 cm.;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| World's classics ;v| CCVI;

500 a| --Hunt, J.H.L. An answer to the question: What is poetry? (1844)--Arnold, Matthew. The choice of subjects in poetry. (1853)--Ruskin, John. Of the pathetic fallacy. (1856)--Mill, J.S. Thoughts on poetry and its varieties. (1833, revised 1859)--Bagehot, Walter. Wordsworth, Tennyson, and Browning; or, Pure, ornate and grotesque art in English poetry. (1864)--Pater, W.H. Coleridge's writings. (1866)--Emerson, R.W. Shakespeare, or, The poet. (1850)--Lowell, J.R. Wordsworth. (1875);

505 0 a| Wordworth, William. Poetry and poetic diction. (1800)--Coleridge, S.T. Wordsworth's theory of diction. (1817)--Metrical composition. (1817)--Blake, William. The Canterbury pilgrims. (1809)--Lamb, Charles. On the tragedies of Shakespeare, considered with reference to their fitnessfor stage representation. (1811)--Shelley, P.B. A defence of poetry. (1821)--Hazlitt, William. My first acquaintance with poets. (1823)--Keble, John. Sacred poetry. (1825)--Newman, J.H. Poetry with reference to Aristotles's Poetics. (1829)--Carlyle, Thomas. The hero as poet. Dante; Shakespeare. (1840);

650 0 a| Poetry.=| ^A10819;

650 0 a| English essays.=| ^A19978;

650 0 a| English poetryy| 19th centuryx| History and criticism.=| ^A540172;

650 0 a| Criticismz| Great Britain.=| ^A23469;

830 0 a| World's classics ;v| CCVI.=| ^A74589;

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English critical essays (nineteenth century) / selected and ed. by Edmund D. Jones.

Author/creator	Jones, Edmund D.
Format	Book
Publication Info	London, New York [etc.] : H. Milford, Oxford University Press, [1916]
Description	viii, 610 pages ; 16 cm.
Subjects	Poetry. English essays. English poetry--19th century. --History and criticism. Criticism--Great Britain.

Series	World's classics ; CCVI World's classics ; CCVI. ^A74589
Contents	Wordworth, William. Poetry and poetic diction. (1800)--Coleridge, S.T. Wordsworth's theory of diction. (1817)--Metrical composition. (1817)--Blake, William. The Canterbury pilgrims. (1809)--Lamb, Charles. On the tragedies of Shakespeare, considered with reference to their fitnessfor stage representation. (1811)--Shelley, P.B. A defence of poetry. (1821)--Hazlitt, William. My first acquaintance with poets. (1823)--Keble, John. Sacred poetry. (1825)--Newman, J.H. Poetry with reference to Aristotles's Poetics. (1829)--Carlyle, Thomas. The hero as poet. Dante; Shakespeare. (1840)
General note	--Hunt, J.H.L. An answer to the question: What is poetry? (1844)--Arnold, Matthew. The choice of subjects in poetry. (1853)--Ruskin, John. Of the pathetic fallacy. (1856)--Mill, J.S. Thoughts on poetry and its varieties. (1833, revised 1859)--Bagehot, Walter. Wordsworth, Tennyson, and Browning; or, Pure, ornate and grotesque art in English poetry. (1864)--Pater, W.H. Coleridge's writings. (1866)--Emerson, R.W. Shakespeare, or, The poet. (1850)--Lowell, J.R. Wordsworth. (1875)
LCCN	16017882

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