From Dryden to Johnson
By: edited by Boris Ford
Series: The Pelican guide to English literature -- 4; Pelican books -- A379; Guide to English literature -- v. 4
Publisher: Penguin Books
Published: 1957
Place of publication: Harmondsworth, [Eng.]; Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 512
Subjects: English literature; History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: General introduction / Boris Ford; title: The social setting / A.R. Humphreys; title: The literary scene / A.R. Humphreys; title: John Dryden / F.N. Lees; title: Samuel Butler and Hudibras / Ian Jack; title: Language 1660-1784 / A.S. Collins; title: John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester / V. de S. Pinto; title: Restoration comedy / P.A.W. Collins; title: Literary theory and literary criticism / P.A.W. Collins; title: Literature and science / C.J. Horne; title: Defoe as novelist / Ian Watt; title: The periodical essayists / Jane H. Jack; title: An approach to Swift / D.W. Jefferson; title: Alexander Pope / Norman Callan; title: Poetry in the eighteenth century / T.S. Eliot; title: William Hogarth / V. de S. Pinto; title: Samuel Richardson / Frank Bradbrook; title: Fielding and Smollett / A.R. Humphreys; title: Tristram Shandy and its tradition / D.W. Jefferson; title: Augustan reflective poetry / Norman Callan; title: Oliver Goldsmith / Boris Ford; title: William Cowper / D.J. Enright; title: Johnson / A.R. Humphreys; title: Architecture and landscape / A.R. Humphreys.