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William, earl of glenallan, otherwise lord glenallan, is a character in sir walter scotts 1816 novel the antiquary, a scottish aristocrat whose life has been ruined by the suicide of his wife and the belief that he has unwittingly committed incest. This collection of new essays, commemorating its bicentenary, investigates boswells achievements and limitations in both literary and personal contexts, and goes beyond the life to examine the full range of boswells writings and interests in legal, social, theological, political and. Buy a critical history of english literature volume i. Tracing the development of one of the worlds richest literatures from the old english period through to the present day, the narrative discusses a wide range of key authors but never loses its clarity or verve. Anglosaxon literature middle english prose and verse chaucer tudor scene spenser miracle plays marlowe shakespeare jonson milton scottish literature. The collection of scottish literary historian, critic, and scholar david.
May 06, 2015 the short oxford history of english literature by andrew sanders. The complutensian polyglot bible printed at alcala, 151417 was available by 1600 at cambridge in the university library and at least two college libraries. This section is limited to works devoted exclusively to scottish literature primarily in english. Jun 14, 2010 in all six of its volumes the broadview anthology of british literature presents british literature in a truly distinctive light. Description of the book a history of english literature. Restoration augustan age poetry from thomson to crabbe novel from richardson to austen scottish literature romantic poets nineteenth century prose victorian prose victorian poets victorian. His contribution in indian english literature is as equal as henry derozio. Making god speak english history workshop journal oxford. He guides us through the complex and rich tradition of english literature which continues to fascinate readers.
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