English critical essays : twentieth century, first series - Jones, Phyllis Maud (London : Oxford university press, 1964)
Introduction.--Bridges, Robert. Poetic diction in English.--Saintsbury, George. Shakespeare and the grand style.--Meynell, Alice. Dickens as a man of letters.--Bradley, A. C. The reaction against Tennyson.--Moore, George. George Eliot.--Ker, W. P. Pope.--Benson, A. C. Theodore Watts-Dunton.--Chambers, Sir E. K. Matthew Arnold.--Beerbohm, Max Ouida.--Chapman, J. A. Wordsworth and literary criticism.--Garrod, H. W. The profession of poetry.--MacCarthy, Desmond. Robert Burton.--Forster, E. M. William Cowper, an Englishman.--Strachey, Lytton. Mandell Creighton.--Abercrombie, Lascelles. The function of poetry in the drama.--Chapman, R. W. The textual criticism of English classics.--Young, G. M. A word for Gabriel Harvey.--Williams, Charles. Robert Bridges.--Eliot, T. S. Johnson London and Vanity'.--Murry, J. Middleton. Pure poetry.--Dobree, Bonamy. Thomas Hardy.--Re
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