Tulane studies in English
By: editor, Purvis E. Boyette
Publisher: Tulane University
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New Orleans
Language: eng
Number of pages: 164
Subjects: English literature; History and criticism; American literature
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The status of Chaucer's monk: clerical, official, social, and moral  -- Huling E. Ussery; title: The muses on poetry: Spenser's The teares of the muses  -- Gerald Snare; title: Shakespeare's King John and its source: coherence, pattern, and vision  -- J.L. Simmons; title: Milton's divorce tracts and the law of marriage  -- Purvis E. Boyette; title: Time and eternity: Tennyson's "A farewell" and "In the valley of Cauteretz"  -- Thomas J. Assad; title: Tennyson's sinful soul: poetic tradition and "Keats turned imbecile"  -- Andy P. Antippas; title: Fray Antonio Agapida and Washington Irving's romance with history  -- Earl N. Harbert; title: Hawthorne and France: in search of American literary nationalism -- James E. Rocks.