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A complete

chronicle of the literature of the British Isles, from

Beowulf to the beginning of the third millennium. This

classic work of literary history not only provides an encyclopedic

survey, but also a personal, chronological interpretation of the

English tradition with an emphasis on the continuity of major

literary forms and on the ways in which important figures transform

the art. The many literary genres, themes, and authors that receive

a fascinating analysis include The Epic; Chaucer; Two Versions of

the Pastoral; The Sonnet; Spenser's Garden; Shakespeare; Revenge

Tragedy; Restoration Comedy; Inventing the Novel; Gothic Follies;

Wordsworth and Coleridge; and Imagination and Fiction.

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Peter Conrad is a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and

Fellow of All Souls. He has taught English Literature at Christ

Church, Oxford, since 1973. he has lectured widely in America, and

contributed articles and reviews to magazines and journals on both

sides of the Atlantic. His books include The Victorian

Treasure-House, Shandyism and Imagining America.

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A complete chronicle of the literature of the British Isles, from Beowulf to the beginning of the third millennium. This classic work of literary history not only provides an encyclopedic survey, but also a personal, chronological interpretation of the English tradition with an emphasis on the continuity of major literary forms and on the ways in which important figures transform the art. The many literary genres, themes, and authors that receive a fascinating analysis include The Epic; Chaucer; Two Versions of the Pastoral; The Sonnet; Spenser's Garden; Shakespeare; Revenge Tragedy; Restoration Comedy; Inventing the Novel; Gothic Follies; Wordsworth and Coleridge; and Imagination and Fiction.