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"Annus Mirabilis," a poem. "Absalom and Achitophel," a satire.
Hind and the Panther," a controversial poem.
pieces. Fables. "Alexander's Feast."

born 1631; died 1700.
"The Medal." "The
Translation of "Virgil." Many dramatic

THOMAS OTWAY

born 1651; died 1685.

A dramatic poet. "Alcibiades." "Don Carlos." "Venice Preserved; or, the Plot Discovered."
JOSEPH ADDISON

born 1672; died 1719.

"The Campaign." "Cato," a tragedy. "Letter from Italy." Hymns, &c.
ALEXANDER POPE

born 1688; died 1744.

Pastorals. Epistles. "The Dunciad." "The Rape of the Lock." Translation of Homer's
"Iliad" and "Odyssey." Satires. Minor poems.

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"London." "The Vanity of Human Wishes." "Irene," a tragedy, &c.

WILLIAM COLLINS

born 1720; died 1756.

Odes: "To Evening." "The Passions," &c.

WILLIAM COWPER

born 1731; died 1800.

"The Task." "Tirocinium." Minor poems. Olney Hymns, &c.

WILLIAM JULIUS MICKLE

born 1734; died 1788.

"The Lusiad." Ballads. "Sir Martyn."

THOMAS GRAY

born 1716; died 1771.

"Elegy in a Country Church-yard." "The Bard." "Ode on a Prospect of Eton College."

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"Tam O'Shanter." "The Cotter's Saturday Night." "Lament for James, Earl of Glencairn."
"To a Mountain Daisy." "Hallowe'en," &c. &c.

born 1759; died 1796.

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"The Excursion." The White Doe of Rylstone." "The Evening Walk." Ballads, Sonnets.

born 1770; died 1850.

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"The Lay of the Last Minstrel." "The Lady of the Lake." "Marmion." "Rokeby," &c.
JAMES MONTGOMERY

"The World before the Flood." "The Wanderer in Switzerland." "Greenland." "The
Pelican Island." Numerous short poems.

born 1771; died 1854.

ROBERT SOUTHEY

born 1774; died 1843.

"Joan of Arc." "Curse of Kehama." "Thalaba the Destroyer." Ballads, &c.
THOMAS CAMPBELL

born 1777; died 1844.

"The Pleasures of Hope." "Gertrude of Wyoming." "Ye Mariners of England."
linden." "The Soldier's Dream." "The Battle of the Baltic," &c.

"Hohen-

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"Elegy on the Death of James Graham." "The Isle of Palms."
Miscellaneous poems.

"The City of the Plague."

born 1788; died 1824.

GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON

"Hours of Idleness." "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers." "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage."
"The Giaour." "The Bride of Abydos." "The Corsair," &c. &c.

CHARLES WOLFE

Short poems only: "Ode on the Death of Sir John Moore."
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY

born 1791; died 1823.
"Sweet Mary," &c.

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born 1792; died 1822.
Queen Mab." "Alastor," &c.
born 1794; died 1835.

FELICIA HEMANS

"The Forest Sanctuary." "Dartmoor." "Welsh Melodies." "Songs
Wallace," &c.

"Records of Woman."
of the Affections."

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JOHN KEATS

"Endymion." "Lamia."

Short poems.

born 1796; died 1820.

born 1800; died 1859.

THOMAS BABINGTON, LORD MACAULAY

"Lays of Ancient Rome." "The Spanish Armada." "The Battle of Ivry."

LONDON: PETTER AND GALPIN, BELLE SAUVAGE PRINTING WORKS, LUDGATE HILL, E.C.

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