English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History - Designed as a Manual of Instruction by Henry Coppee
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CHAPTER IX. CHAUCER (CONTINUED).--PROGRESS OF SOCIETY, AND OF LANGUAGE. Social Life--Government--Chaucer's English--His Death--Historical Facts--John Gower--Chaucer and Gower--Gower's Language--Other Writers CHAPTER X. THE BARREN PERIOD BETWEEN CHAUCER AND SPENSER. Greek Literature--Invention of Printing. Caxton--Contemporary History--Skelton--Wyatt--Surrey--Sir Thomas Moore--Utopia, and other Works--Other Writers CHAPTER XI. SPENSER AND THE ELIZABETHAN AGE. The Great Change--Edward VI. and Mary--Sidney--The Arcadia--Defence of Poesy--Astrophel and Stella--Gabriel Harvey--Edmund Spenser: Shepherd's Calendar--His Great Work CHAPTER XII. ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE HISTORY IN THE FAERIE QUEENE. |
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