The Oxford Book of English Verse
1250-1950 (Oxford Books of Verse)
Book • 1972
This anthology, compiled by Arthur Quiller-Couch, surveys English poetry from 1250 to 1900.
It showcases a wide array of poetic styles, themes, and voices throughout history.
The collection includes works by renowned poets such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, Wordsworth, and Tennyson.
It offers readers a comprehensive view of the evolution of English verse over several centuries.
This book has become a standard text for students and poetry lovers, providing a rich tapestry of language and culture.
Its selections reflect the literary tastes and critical perspectives of its editor, shaping generations of readers' appreciation for poetry.
It showcases a wide array of poetic styles, themes, and voices throughout history.
The collection includes works by renowned poets such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, Wordsworth, and Tennyson.
It offers readers a comprehensive view of the evolution of English verse over several centuries.
This book has become a standard text for students and poetry lovers, providing a rich tapestry of language and culture.
Its selections reflect the literary tastes and critical perspectives of its editor, shaping generations of readers' appreciation for poetry.
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