A HISTORY OF NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE (1780-1895) - Saintsbury, George
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In the execution of the present task some difficulties occurred which did not present themselves to the author when he undertook the volume of Elizabethan Literature, or to his immediate predecessor in grappling with the period between 1660 and 1780.To provide room for the greater press of material, it was necessary to make some slight changes of omission in the scheme of the earlier volumes. It seemed not necessary to take up room with the bibliographical index, as this would have had to be gre

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In the execution of the present task some difficulties occurred which did not present themselves to the author when he undertook the volume of Elizabethan Literature, or to his immediate predecessor in grappling with the period between 1660 and 1780.To provide room for the greater press of material, it was necessary to make some slight changes of omission in the scheme of the earlier volumes. It seemed not necessary to take up room with the bibliographical index, as this would have had to be gre
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George Saintsbury was a prominent British literary critic, historian, and scholar, born in 1845 and active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is best known for his extensive writings on English literature, particularly his critical analyses of the English novel. Saintsbury's works are characterized by their insightful commentary and thorough examination of literary history. One of his most notable contributions is ""The English Novel,"" where he traces the evolution of the novel from its origins to the early 20th century, highlighting key authors and movements. He emphasizes the interplay between literature and society, reflecting on how novels mirror the cultural and social dynamics of their times. In addition to his work on the novel, Saintsbury wrote about poetry, drama, and other forms of literature, establishing himself as a respected authority in literary criticism. His style is marked by clarity and eloquence, making complex ideas accessible to a broad audience.