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English literature from Dryden to Burns.

Author: Alan Dugald McKillop
Publisher: New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts [1948]
Series: Appleton-Century handbooks of literature
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McKillop, Alan Dugald, 1892-1974.
English literature from Dryden to Burns.
New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts [1948]
(OCoLC)572863259
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Alan Dugald McKillop
OCLC Number: 350383
Description: xii, 445 p. illus., ports., maps (on lining-paper) 19 cm.
Contents: Preface --
Political history (1660-1702) --
Social history (1660-1702) --
Seventeenth-century thought --
Science --
Literary types and standards --
John Dryden: Dryden's satires; Of Dramatic Poesy --
Samuel Butler --
John Oldham --
Sedley, Dorset, and Rochester --
Sir William Temple --
John Bunyan --
Samuel Pepys --
John Evelyn --
Restoration drama --
Heroic play and tragedy: Thomas Otway; Nathaniel Lee --
Comedy: George Etherege; William Wycherley; William Congreve; Sir John Vanbrugh; George Farquhar; Thomas Shadwell --
Reformation of manners --
Political history (1702-1760) --
Social history (1702-1789) --
The country and the provinces --
London life and the world of fashion --
The lower classes: philanthropy and reform --
Standards of living --
Army and navy --
Education --
Eighteenth-century thought --
Deism --
Ethics: Shaftesbury; Mandeville --
Jonathan Swift: A Tale of a Tub; Gulliver's Travels --
Daniel Defoe: Robinson Crusoe --
Early periodicals --
Richard Steele --
Joseph Addison --
Alexander Pope: An Essay on Criticism; The Rape of the Lock; The Dunciad; An Essay on Man --
Bolingbroke --
John Dennis --
Mary Wortley Montagu --
Matthew Prior --
John Gay --
John Arbuthnot --
James Thomson: The Seasons --
Mark Akenside --
Edward Young --
The Church: Methodism --
Romanticism and changing taste --
William Collins --
Thomas Gray --
The Wartons --
William Shenstone --
Robert Dodsley --
Newspapers, magazines, and reviews --
The fine arts: painting, architecture, landscape gardening; William Hogarth --
Sentimentalism --
The approach to the novel --
Samuel Richardson --
Henry Fielding --
Tobias George Smollett --
Laurence Sterne --
The later novel: Fanny Burney; The novel of sentiment; Gothic and historical romance --
Eighteenth-century drama --
Tragedy: Nicholas Rowe; George Lillo --
Comedy: Colley Cibber; Steele's plays --
Pantomime and opera --
Later comedy --
Later tragedy --
David Garrick --
Shakespeare in the Restoration and eighteenth century Political history (1760-1789) --
Authors, patrons, and public --
Samuel Johnson: Rasselas; The Lives of the English Poets --
James Boswell --
Mrs. Piozzi --
Oliver Goldsmith --
The writing of history --
Edward Gibbon --
Edmund Burke --
"Junius" --
Charles Churchill --
Chesterfield --
Horace Walpole --
Christopher Smart --
Primitivism --
The medieval revival and Bishop Hurd --
James Macpherson --
Percy and the ballad revival --
Thomas Chatterton --
James Beattie --
William Cowper: The Task --
George Crabbe --
Allan Ramsay --
Scottish literature --
Robert Burns --
Minor authors.
Series Title: Appleton-Century handbooks of literature

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