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A history of English literature

Chapter 182: INDEX TO EXTRACTS
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A comprehensive practical textbook that traces the development of English literature chronologically from its earliest Old English origins through medieval, Renaissance, neoclassical, Romantic, Victorian, and post‑Victorian periods; it outlines major authors and movements, discusses characteristic features and historical influences, and provides representative extracts. The work privileges clear factual presentation over sustained critical argument, supplements narrative chapters with tabulated summaries and large reference tables, and offers exercises, a concise bibliography, and indexes to assist students and readers seeking both a historical sketch and a handy reference.

INDEX TO EXTRACTS

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E

  • Ecclesiastical Polity, The Laws of, 152–153
  • Education of Nature, The, 374–375
  • Egoist, The, 484
  • Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog, 573
  • English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, 383
  • English Comic Writers, The, 432
  • Enoch Arden, 457
  • Epicene, 149
  • Epistle to Arbuthnot, 259, 274
  • Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke, 125
  • Epithalamion, 92
  • Essay on Clive, 498–499
  • Essay on Criticism, An, 256, 261
  • Essay of Dramatic Poesie, The, 202
  • Essay concerning Human Understanding, An, 219–221
  • Essay on Johnson, 360
  • Essays, Bacon’s, 136–137
  • Essays of Elia, The, 428, 444
  • Euphues and his England, 138–139, 154, 563
  • Eve of St. Agnes, The, 398–399, 446, 569
  • Eve of St Mark, The, 400
  • Evelina, 354
  • Everyman, 75
  • Examiner, The (Tory periodical), 279

F

G

H

I

  • Iliad (Pope), 256
  • In the Cemetery, 522
  • In Memoriam, 459
  • Induction, The, 98
  • Intimations of Immortality, 372, 374
  • Isabella, 401

J

K

L

  • Lady of the Lake, The, 446
  • Lamb, Charles, 428, 444–445
  • Lamia, 400
  • Langland, William, 43, 53
  • Latimer, Hugh, 81
  • Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, The, 152–153
  • Layamon, 18, 29
  • Letter to his Wife (More), 80
  • Letters to his Son (Chesterfield), 342
  • Letters, Cowper’s, 343–344
  • Letters, Leigh Hunt’s, 445
  • Letters, Johnson’s, 290, 357
  • Letters, Walpole’s, 358
  • Life of Doctor Johnson, The (Boswell), 329, 358–359
  • Life of John Sterling, The, 496
  • Lives of the Poets, The, 350, 575
  • Locke, John, 219
  • Lord Hastings, Upon the Death of, 185, 228
  • Love in Fantastic Triumph sate, 221–222
  • Love of King David and Fair Bethsabe, The, 106
  • Lovelace, Richard, 185
  • Lycidas, 165
  • Lyly, John, 138, 154, 563–564
  • Lyndsay, Sir David, 82

M

N

  • Natural History of Selborne, The, 355
  • Nigger of the Narcissus, The, 529–530
  • Night Thoughts, 271, 278
  • Noctes Ambrosianæ, 441
  • North, Christopher, 441
  • Northanger Abbey, 420–421
  • Nun’s Priest’s Tale, The, 40

O

  • O, My Luve is like a Red, Red Rose, 309–310
  • O, Willie brewed a Peck o’ Maut, 309
  • Ode: Intimations of Immortality, 373–374
  • Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College, 345
  • Ode on a Grecian Urn, 402
  • Ode to the West Wind, 393
  • Oh, to be in England, 516
  • Old Curiosity Shop, The, 477
  • Old Mortality, 440–441
  • On his Own Death (Swift), 237
  • On the Death of Mrs. Anne Killigrew, 214
  • On Phillis, 182
  • On Prayer (Jeremy Taylor), 187
  • Ormulum, 20
  • Orphan, The, 217–218
  • Ossian, 349
  • Otway, Thomas, 217–218, 226

P

Q

  • Queen Mab, 390

R

  • Ralph Roister Doister, 78, 85–86
  • Rambler, The, 289–290
  • Rape of the Lock, The, 257–258, 351
  • Rarely, rarely, comest Thou, 394
  • Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye, The, 67
  • Reflections on the French Revolution, 332
  • Rejected Addresses, 410
  • Rescue, The, 529
  • Resolution and Independence, 372
  • Rhapsody on Poetry, 278
  • Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The, 378, 445
  • Ring and the Book, The, 465, 563
  • Robert of Gloucester, 25
  • Robinson Crusoe, 250
  • Roderick Random, 346
  • Rokeby, 413–414
  • Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 515
  • Rural Rides in England, 440
  • Ruskin, John, 501, 513–514

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