Classical Rhetoric in English Poetry

Brian Vickers · Russell Morton Brown

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One's first reaction to this book is to wonder why it was needed.Surely we have enough books now on rhetorical backgrounds, especially in regard to the English Renaissance, which, despite its title, is where almost all of this book's emphasis lies.But one's first reaction is not infrequently wrong, and this turns out to be a pleasing case in point.Brian Vickers has provided what has been missing all along, a just, evenhanded, and comprehensive treatment of this subject.

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