The Dramatic Works of John Dryden, Volume 1 - With a Life of the Author by Sir Walter Scott
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VOLUME FIRST.
The Life of John Dryden SECT. I. Preliminary remarks on the Poetry of England before the Civil Wars--The Life of Dryden from his Birth till the Restoration--His Early Poems, including the Annus Mirabilis SECT. II. Revival of the Drama at the Restoration--Heroic Plays-- Comedies of Intrigue--Commencement of Dryden's Dramatic Career--The Wild Gallant--Rival Ladies--Indian Queen and Emperor--Dryden's Marriage-- Essay on Dramatic Poetry, and subsequent Controversy with Sir Robert Howard--The Maiden Queen--The Tempest--Sir Martin Mar-all--The Mock Astrologer--The Royal Martyr--The two Parts of the Conquest of Granada-- Dryden's situation at this period SECT. III. Heroic Plays--The Rehearsal--Marriage à la Mode--The Assignation--Controversy with Clifford--with Leigh--with Ravenscroft-- Massacre of Amboyna--State of Innocence SECT. IV. Dryden's controversy with Settle--with Rochester--He is assaulted in Rose Street--Aureng-Zebe--Dryden meditates an Epic Poem-- All for Love--Limberham--Oedipus--Troilus and Cressida--The Spanish Friar--Dryden supposed to be in opposition to the Court SECT. V. Dryden engages in Politics--Absalom and Achitophel, Part First --The Medal--MacFlecknoe--Absalom and Achitophel, Part Second--The Duke of Guise SECT. VI. Threnodia Augustalis--Albion and Albanius--Dryden becomes a |
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