The poetical works of Edmund Spenser
By: edited, with critical notes, by J.C. Smith and E. De Sélincourt; with an introduction by E. De Sélincourt and a glossary
Contributors: Smith, J. C. (James Cruickshanks), 1867-1946; De Selincourt, Ernest, 1870-1943
Series: The Oxford Spenser
Publisher: Oxford University Press, H. Milford
Published: 1935
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 736
Notes: With reproduction of original title-pages and illustrations.

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Table of contents: title: The faerie qveene; title: Book I. The legende of the knight of the red crosse, or of holinesse; title: Book II. The legned of Sir gvyon, or of temperavnce; title: Book III: The legend of britomartis, or of chastitie; title: Appendix. Stanza's omitted in the second edition (1596); title: The second part of the faerie qveene; title: Book IV. The legend of Cambel and Telamond, or of friendship; title: Book V. The legend of Artegall or of Ivstice; title: Book VI. The legendof S. Calidore, or of Covrtesie; title: Book VII. Two cantos of mvtabilitie; title: A letter to Sir Walter Raleigh; title: Commendatory Verses; title: Dedicatory sonnets; title: The shepheardes calender; title: Complaints; title: Daphnaida; title: Colin Clovts come home againe; title: Astrophell, A pastorall elegie vponthe death of the most noble and valorvs knight, Sir Philip Signey; title: Amoretti and Epitalamion; title: Fowre Hymnes; title: Prothalamion; or a spovsall vrse made in honovr of the dovble marriage of the Ladie Elizabeth and the Ladie Katherine Somerset; title: Appendix of epigrams and sonnets; title: Spenser-Harvey correspondence; title: Critical appendix; title: Glossary; title: Index of first lines.