Critical essays of the eighteenth century, 1700-1725
By: ed. by Willard Higley Durham, Ph.D.
Publisher: Yale university press; [etc., etc.]; Yale University Press
Published: 1915
Place of publication: New Haven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 445
Subjects: Criticism; English essays; Poetry -- Early works to 1800.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [427]-436.
Table of contents: title: Charles Gildon: An essay at a vindication of the love-verses of Cowley and Waller (1694); Modern poets against the ancients (1694); Complete art of poetry. Part II. (1718).; title: John Hughes: Of style (1698); On allegorical poetry (1715): Remarks on the Fairy queen <in part> (1715).; title: John Dennis: Large account of the taste in poetry (1702); The ground of criticism in poetry (1704); Reflections upon a late rhapsody called an Essay upon criticism (1711).; title: George Farquhar: Discourse upon comedy (1702).; title: Richard Steele: Tatler LXVIII: Shakespeare (1709); Guardian XII: On critics (1713).; title: Joseph Addison: Tatler CLXV: On critics (1710); Spectator XL: Poetic justice (1711); Spectator CLX: The nature of genius (1711); Spectator DXCII: The critics and the rules (1714).; title: Alexander Pope: Preface to the translation of the Iliad (1715).; title: Leonard Welsted: Dissertation concerning the state of poetry (1724).; title: Allan Ramsay: Preface to The ever green (1724).