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Understanding 9/11Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
xv, 703 pages 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 685-686) and index
Preface -- Chapter I. Early Scots poetry: 1301-1475 -- Chapter II. The golden age of Scottish poetry -- Chapter III. Early prose, and the prose of the Reformation -- Chapter IV. The verse of the Reformation: the ballads: the last of the "Makaris" -- Chapter V. The Seventeenth Century: poets, divines, and historians -- Chapter VI. The Augustan age: prose -- Chapter VII. Eighteenth-Century poetry: Burns -- Chapter VIII. Sir Walter Scott -- Chapter IX. The rise of periodical literature: the "Edinburgh Review" and "Blackwood" -- Chapter X. Nineteenth Century: 1801-1848 -- Chapter XI. The Victorian era: 1848-1880 -- Chapter XII. The close of the Victorian era: 1880-1901 -- Bibliography -- Glossary -- Index
xv, 703 pages 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 685-686) and index
Preface -- Chapter I. Early Scots poetry: 1301-1475 -- Chapter II. The golden age of Scottish poetry -- Chapter III. Early prose, and the prose of the Reformation -- Chapter IV. The verse of the Reformation: the ballads: the last of the "Makaris" -- Chapter V. The Seventeenth Century: poets, divines, and historians -- Chapter VI. The Augustan age: prose -- Chapter VII. Eighteenth-Century poetry: Burns -- Chapter VIII. Sir Walter Scott -- Chapter IX. The rise of periodical literature: the "Edinburgh Review" and "Blackwood" -- Chapter X. Nineteenth Century: 1801-1848 -- Chapter XI. The Victorian era: 1848-1880 -- Chapter XII. The close of the Victorian era: 1880-1901 -- Bibliography -- Glossary -- Index
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