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Parnell and Early Eighteenth‐Century Irish Poetry
Parnell and Early Eighteenth‐Century Irish Poetry
by Carpenter, Andrew
in copying of classics ‐ strongest in earlier years of the century / Dunkin's great comic masterpiece, “The Parson's Revels” ‐ extended literary joke mocking pedants and pedantry / MacFlecknoe, The Rape of the Lock, The Murphaeid, and A Match at Football ‐ Dryden, Pope, William Dunkin, and Matthew Concanen, sharing delights of a world of fantasy and mockery / Miscellaneous Poems, of Irish interest ‐ epilogues and prologues, for plays performed in Dublin / mock‐heroic poetry of the age ‐ work of a serious classical scholar, Thomas Parnell / Parnell and early eighteenth‐century Irish poetry / Parnell, best remembered for “A Night‐Piece on Death” ‐ moving meditation on mortality, and for Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry / Parnell, occasional verses connected with Ireland ‐ biblical paraphrases, shorter translations, satires and epigrams / poetry in eighteenth‐century Ireland ‐ constructing their work on foundations of earlier literatures / worth of Parnell's Essay ‐ recognized by first anthologist of Irish verse in English, Matthew Concanen
2010
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Parnell and Early Eighteenth‐Century Irish Poetry
by Carpenter, Andrew
in copying of classics ‐ strongest in earlier years of the century / Dunkin's great comic masterpiece, “The Parson's Revels” ‐ extended literary joke mocking pedants and pedantry / MacFlecknoe, The Rape of the Lock, The Murphaeid, and A Match at Football ‐ Dryden, Pope, William Dunkin, and Matthew Concanen, sharing delights of a world of fantasy and mockery / Miscellaneous Poems, of Irish interest ‐ epilogues and prologues, for plays performed in Dublin / mock‐heroic poetry of the age ‐ work of a serious classical scholar, Thomas Parnell / Parnell and early eighteenth‐century Irish poetry / Parnell, best remembered for “A Night‐Piece on Death” ‐ moving meditation on mortality, and for Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry / Parnell, occasional verses connected with Ireland ‐ biblical paraphrases, shorter translations, satires and epigrams / poetry in eighteenth‐century Ireland ‐ constructing their work on foundations of earlier literatures / worth of Parnell's Essay ‐ recognized by first anthologist of Irish verse in English, Matthew Concanen
2010
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Parnell and Early Eighteenth‐Century Irish Poetry
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by Carpenter, Andrew
in copying of classics ‐ strongest in earlier years of the century / Dunkin's great comic masterpiece, “The Parson's Revels” ‐ extended literary joke mocking pedants and pedantry / MacFlecknoe, The Rape of the Lock, The Murphaeid, and A Match at Football ‐ Dryden, Pope, William Dunkin, and Matthew Concanen, sharing delights of a world of fantasy and mockery / Miscellaneous Poems, of Irish interest ‐ epilogues and prologues, for plays performed in Dublin / mock‐heroic poetry of the age ‐ work of a serious classical scholar, Thomas Parnell / Parnell and early eighteenth‐century Irish poetry / Parnell, best remembered for “A Night‐Piece on Death” ‐ moving meditation on mortality, and for Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry / Parnell, occasional verses connected with Ireland ‐ biblical paraphrases, shorter translations, satires and epigrams / poetry in eighteenth‐century Ireland ‐ constructing their work on foundations of earlier literatures / worth of Parnell's Essay ‐ recognized by first anthologist of Irish verse in English, Matthew Concanen
2010

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Parnell and Early Eighteenth‐Century Irish Poetry

Carpenter, Andrew
2010
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copying of classics ‐ strongest in earlier years of the century

/ Dunkin's great comic masterpiece, “The Parson's Revels” ‐ extended literary joke mocking pedants and pedantry

/ MacFlecknoe, The Rape of the Lock, The Murphaeid, and A Match at Football ‐ Dryden, Pope, William Dunkin, and Matthew Concanen, sharing delights of a world of fantasy and mockery

/ Miscellaneous Poems, of Irish interest ‐ epilogues and prologues, for plays performed in Dublin

/ mock‐heroic poetry of the age ‐ work of a serious classical scholar, Thomas Parnell

/ Parnell and early eighteenth‐century Irish poetry

/ Parnell, best remembered for “A Night‐Piece on Death” ‐ moving meditation on mortality, and for Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry

/ Parnell, occasional verses connected with Ireland ‐ biblical paraphrases, shorter translations, satires and epigrams

/ poetry in eighteenth‐century Ireland ‐ constructing their work on foundations of earlier literatures

/ worth of Parnell's Essay ‐ recognized by first anthologist of Irish verse in English, Matthew Concanen

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9781405188098, 140518809X

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