Revaluation: Tradition and Development in English Poetry

F. R. Leavis

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The line of wit: Carew and the line of wit Cowley Herrick. Milton's verse: proserpin gath'ring flow'rs the verse of Samson Agonistes. Pope: Pope's satiric modes. The Augustan tradition: Gray, Thomson, Fancy and Spenser the Ode to Evening and Milton Akebside, Wordsworth and Landor Matthew Green the coffee-house without unseasonable passions Blake and Ash Wednesday Coleridge's beginnings Byron's satire. Wordsworth: Arnold, Wordsworth and the Georgians Shelley and Wordsworth a Lucy poem. Shelley: Coleridge and Mont Blanc Shelley and Othello Swinburne. Keats: beauty is truth.

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