Reform and cultural revolution

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General Editor's Preface List of Illustrations Note on Presentation of Texts Introduction 1. The Melancholy of John Leland and the Beginnings of English Literary History 2. The Energies of John Lydgate 3. The Tragic 4. The Elegiac 5. The Political 6. The Comic 7. Edifying the Church 8. Moving Images 9. The Biblical 10. The Dramatic Envoi Author Bibliographies Suggestions for Further Reading Works Cited Index

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