The English civil wars in the literary imagination / edited by Claude J. Summers and Ted-Larry Pebworth.
1999
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Title
The English civil wars in the literary imagination / edited by Claude J. Summers and Ted-Larry Pebworth.
Created/published
Columbia : University of Missouri Press, ©1999.
Description
ix, 279 p. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Cavalier / Graham Roebuck
'A sad intestine warr' : Mildmay Fane and the poetry of civil strife / Tom Cain
Herrick's masque of death / M. Thomas Hester
From witty history to typology : John Cleveland's 'The kings disguise' / Daniel Jaeckle
'Small types of great ones' : Richard Lovelace's separate peace / Erna Kelly
Resistance, collaboration, and silence : Henry Vaughan and Breconshire royalism / Alan Rudrum
'Is there no temperate region...?' : Coopers hill and the call for moderation / Jay Russell Curlin
The garrisoned muse : women's use of the religious lyric in the civil war period / Elizabeth Clarke
Two letters to Lord Fairfax : Winstanley and Marvell / Hugh Jenkins
'A most humane foe' : Colonel Robert Overton's war with the muses / Andrew Shifflett
Paradox in poetry and politics : Katherine Philips in the Interregnum / Robert C. Evans
'We saw a new created day' : Restoration revisions of civil war apocalypse / Jonathan Rogers
'Ostentation vain of fleshly arm' : Milton's revaluation of the heroic celebration of military virtue / M.L. Donnelly
Dismembering and remembering : the English Civil War and male identity / Diane Purkiss
The phoenix and the crocodile : Milton's natural law debated with Hobbes retried in the tragic forum of Samson Agonistes / Catherine Gimelli Martin.
'A sad intestine warr' : Mildmay Fane and the poetry of civil strife / Tom Cain
Herrick's masque of death / M. Thomas Hester
From witty history to typology : John Cleveland's 'The kings disguise' / Daniel Jaeckle
'Small types of great ones' : Richard Lovelace's separate peace / Erna Kelly
Resistance, collaboration, and silence : Henry Vaughan and Breconshire royalism / Alan Rudrum
'Is there no temperate region...?' : Coopers hill and the call for moderation / Jay Russell Curlin
The garrisoned muse : women's use of the religious lyric in the civil war period / Elizabeth Clarke
Two letters to Lord Fairfax : Winstanley and Marvell / Hugh Jenkins
'A most humane foe' : Colonel Robert Overton's war with the muses / Andrew Shifflett
Paradox in poetry and politics : Katherine Philips in the Interregnum / Robert C. Evans
'We saw a new created day' : Restoration revisions of civil war apocalypse / Jonathan Rogers
'Ostentation vain of fleshly arm' : Milton's revaluation of the heroic celebration of military virtue / M.L. Donnelly
Dismembering and remembering : the English Civil War and male identity / Diane Purkiss
The phoenix and the crocodile : Milton's natural law debated with Hobbes retried in the tragic forum of Samson Agonistes / Catherine Gimelli Martin.
Call number
PR438.P65 E54 1999