Essays in English literature of the classical period presented to Dougald MacMillan
By: edited by Daniel W. Patterson and Albrecht B. Strauss.
Contributors: MacMillan, Dougald, 1897-; Strauss, Albrecht B., joint author.
Series: Studies in philology.; no. 4
Publisher: University of North Carolina]
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [Chapel Hill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 185
Subjects: English literature -- 18th century -- History and criticism.
Table of contents: title: William Dougald MacMillan, scholar and gentleman, by L.B. Wright.; title: Dryden's obsessive concern with the heroic, by H.T. Swedenberg, Jr.; title: The composition of Sir Martin Mar-All, by F.H. Moore.; title: Dryden's Enchanted Isle and Shadwell's Dominion, by A.M. Taylor.; title: Otway's bitter pessimism, by T.B. Stroup.; title: Jonathan Swift's proposal concerning the English language: a reconsideration, by H.W. Sams.; title: The impudent satire: Pope's Sober advice, by J.M. Aden.; title: Stoicism and Samuel Johnson, By R. Voitle.; title: Shakespeare, Johnson, and the dramatic Unities of time and place, by W.B. Fleischmann.; title: Charles Surface in regency retirement: some letters from gentleman Smith, by P.H. Highfill, Jr.; title: The dial: a journalistic emblem and its tradition, by N. Joost.; title: A list of the writings of Dougald MacMillan (p. 182-185)