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Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. The seventeenth century was not obtuse to the nature of Jonson's achievement in the lyric . There is no disputing its historical importance in the evolution of seventeenth - century poetical styles , for ...
Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. The seventeenth century was not obtuse to the nature of Jonson's achievement in the lyric . There is no disputing its historical importance in the evolution of seventeenth - century poetical styles , for ...
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Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. during than Jonson's . Jonson's influence is formal in the wid- est sense . It takes account of the needs of poetry as an evolu- tionary force . It is not primarily concerned with the temporary situation ...
Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. during than Jonson's . Jonson's influence is formal in the wid- est sense . It takes account of the needs of poetry as an evolu- tionary force . It is not primarily concerned with the temporary situation ...
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Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. LITERARY CRITICISM IN JONSON'S CONVERSATIONS WITH DRUMMOND Drummond's rough notes of Jonson's conversations with him at Hawthornden in 1618 are not only , as is always said , the chief source of ...
Ben Jonson Ralph Spence Walker. LITERARY CRITICISM IN JONSON'S CONVERSATIONS WITH DRUMMOND Drummond's rough notes of Jonson's conversations with him at Hawthornden in 1618 are not only , as is always said , the chief source of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Essays | 19 |
BEN JONSONS LYRIC POETRY | 106 |
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