Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, Volume 2Rice University, 1962 Issues focus "... on four fields of British literature which rotate quarterly as follows: winter--English Renaissance; spring--Tudor and Stuart drama; summer--Restoration and Eighteenth century; and autumn--Nineteenth century." |
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Aden John M Pope and the Satiric Adversary 267 | 27 |
Cannon Charles K The Relation of the Additions | 229 |
Cook Richard I The Uses of Saeva Indignatio | 287 |
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