Andrew Marvell (The ^AOxford Authors) - Softcover

Marvell, Andrew

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9780192813473: Andrew Marvell (The ^AOxford Authors)

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ISBN 10: 0192813471 ISBN 13: 9780192813473

Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1991

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Now considered to be the most important seventeenth-century poet after John Milton, Andrew Marvell's poems were published posthumously in 1681. This edition of his work offers a new recension of the Oxford English text edition of Margoliouth, and includes explanatory annotation. Marvell's skill as a prose satirist is represented by the inclusion of the first book of The Rehearsal Transpros'd.

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Frank Kermode, the general editor of this series and of Oxford Authors, was formerly Professor of English Literature at the University of Cambridge. Keith Walker is Senior Lecturer in English Language and Literature at University College, London.

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