English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History - Designed as a Manual of Instruction by Henry Coppee
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If time shall serve, I hope to prepare a separate volume, exhibiting the stages of our literature in the Colonial period, the Revolutionary epoch, the time of Constitutional establishment, and the present period. It will be found to illustrate these historical divisions in a remarkable manner. H. C. The Lehigh University, _October_, 1872. CONTENTS CHAPTER I. THE HISTORICAL SCOPE OF THE SUBJECT. Literature and Science--English Literature--General Principle--Celts and Cymry--Roman Conquest--Coming of the Saxons--Danish Invasions--The Norman Conquest--Changes in Language CHAPTER II. LITERATURE A TEACHER OF HISTORY. CELTIC REMAINS. |
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