The poorhouse fugitives : self taught poets and poetry in Victorian Britain /

• Maidment, Brian

• English Poetry (1837-1900) -- Anthologies.
• Working class writings, English -- Anthologies.

• Carcanet,

• 085635970X

• £9.95.

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• History in peril may parents preserve it
• Wilkie Collins a biography
• Victorian periodicals a guide to research
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• variorum commentary on the poems of John Milton
• Jude the obscure
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• Brontes
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• western Canon the books and school of the ages
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• Twelfth night
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• Victorian education and the ideal of womanhood
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• mysteries of Paris and London
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• Some Shakespearean themes and An approach to Hamlet
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• Christopher Marlowe
• Lyrical ballads
• Victorian women poets a critical reader
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• cavalier poets
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