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An individually researched study, with abundant new material, of the social transmission and adaptation of poetry from pre-Civil War England, traced through that century and beyond. Both manuscript and printed miscellanies are used, with other publication forms.
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An individually researched study, with abundant new material, of the social transmission and adaptation of poetry from pre-Civil War England, traced through that century and beyond. Both manuscript and printed miscellanies are used, with other publication forms.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781032897189
- ISBN-10: 103289718X
- Artikelnr.: 73482400
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781032897189
- ISBN-10: 103289718X
- Artikelnr.: 73482400
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Cedric C. Brown, Emeritus Professor of English at the University of Reading, subsequently Professorial Research Consultant at the University of Plymouth, was formerly a well-known Miltonist and the founder Editor of the very long-running interdisciplinary book series, Early Modern Literature in History, which has now passed 100 titles. With regard to the present project, he also published frequently on occasional poetry of all kinds. There are also connections with his Friendship and its Discourses in the Seventeenth Century (2016).
Acknowledgements
List of illustrations
Chapter 1: Why "Directed" and "Re-directed" Texts?
Chapter 2: Songs: performances, provocations, and opportunistic responses
Chapter 3: William Browne writes death, and networks in Oxford
Chapter 4: William Browne's later friendships and opportunities;
redirections in a new reign
Chapter 5: The courtier poet Aurelian Townshend treads on eggshells; young
Katherine Philips understands
Chapter 6: The development of Strode's performative identity
Chapter 7: The popular Strode: three stories of direction and re-direction
Chapter 8: Pastoral pictures, topographies, and working under Laud
Chapter 9: Leonard Wheatcroft, Derbyshire artisan, church clerk, in
dialogue with Thomas Randolph and the gentry
Chapter 10: Final words: challenges and delights
Appendix 1: William Strode and Elizabeth Lucy/Ferrers/Cromwell - a quiet
friendship to discover?
Appendix 2: Merton College and the scribe of Folger MS V.a.345
Appendix 3: Harley MS 6931, Devon politics, and the socio-religious
complexities of poetry collecting in 1630s Christ Church
Index
List of illustrations
Chapter 1: Why "Directed" and "Re-directed" Texts?
Chapter 2: Songs: performances, provocations, and opportunistic responses
Chapter 3: William Browne writes death, and networks in Oxford
Chapter 4: William Browne's later friendships and opportunities;
redirections in a new reign
Chapter 5: The courtier poet Aurelian Townshend treads on eggshells; young
Katherine Philips understands
Chapter 6: The development of Strode's performative identity
Chapter 7: The popular Strode: three stories of direction and re-direction
Chapter 8: Pastoral pictures, topographies, and working under Laud
Chapter 9: Leonard Wheatcroft, Derbyshire artisan, church clerk, in
dialogue with Thomas Randolph and the gentry
Chapter 10: Final words: challenges and delights
Appendix 1: William Strode and Elizabeth Lucy/Ferrers/Cromwell - a quiet
friendship to discover?
Appendix 2: Merton College and the scribe of Folger MS V.a.345
Appendix 3: Harley MS 6931, Devon politics, and the socio-religious
complexities of poetry collecting in 1630s Christ Church
Index
Acknowledgements
List of illustrations
Chapter 1: Why "Directed" and "Re-directed" Texts?
Chapter 2: Songs: performances, provocations, and opportunistic responses
Chapter 3: William Browne writes death, and networks in Oxford
Chapter 4: William Browne's later friendships and opportunities;
redirections in a new reign
Chapter 5: The courtier poet Aurelian Townshend treads on eggshells; young
Katherine Philips understands
Chapter 6: The development of Strode's performative identity
Chapter 7: The popular Strode: three stories of direction and re-direction
Chapter 8: Pastoral pictures, topographies, and working under Laud
Chapter 9: Leonard Wheatcroft, Derbyshire artisan, church clerk, in
dialogue with Thomas Randolph and the gentry
Chapter 10: Final words: challenges and delights
Appendix 1: William Strode and Elizabeth Lucy/Ferrers/Cromwell - a quiet
friendship to discover?
Appendix 2: Merton College and the scribe of Folger MS V.a.345
Appendix 3: Harley MS 6931, Devon politics, and the socio-religious
complexities of poetry collecting in 1630s Christ Church
Index
List of illustrations
Chapter 1: Why "Directed" and "Re-directed" Texts?
Chapter 2: Songs: performances, provocations, and opportunistic responses
Chapter 3: William Browne writes death, and networks in Oxford
Chapter 4: William Browne's later friendships and opportunities;
redirections in a new reign
Chapter 5: The courtier poet Aurelian Townshend treads on eggshells; young
Katherine Philips understands
Chapter 6: The development of Strode's performative identity
Chapter 7: The popular Strode: three stories of direction and re-direction
Chapter 8: Pastoral pictures, topographies, and working under Laud
Chapter 9: Leonard Wheatcroft, Derbyshire artisan, church clerk, in
dialogue with Thomas Randolph and the gentry
Chapter 10: Final words: challenges and delights
Appendix 1: William Strode and Elizabeth Lucy/Ferrers/Cromwell - a quiet
friendship to discover?
Appendix 2: Merton College and the scribe of Folger MS V.a.345
Appendix 3: Harley MS 6931, Devon politics, and the socio-religious
complexities of poetry collecting in 1630s Christ Church
Index