Studies And Essays In English Literature

First Published In 1912 By Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom, The Book Presents Studies By Sarah Julie Mary Suddard On The Works Of Keats, Shelley, And Shakespeare, Together With Essays On Other Literary Topics. It Is In Two Parts. The First Part Of The Book Critically Studies Three Literary LegendsKeats, Shelley, And Shakespeare, While The Second Part Includes Essays On A More General Overview Of English Literature. Notes Are Incorporated Throughout To Make The Reading Interesting And Fruitful.In The First Part Of The Book, Suddard Includes Three Essays On Keats, Viz. The Evolution Of KeatsS Mind, KeatsS Prelude, And KeatsS Style As Exemplified In The Eve Of St. Agnes; Four Essays On Shelley, Viz. The Hymn To Intellectual Beauty, ShelleyS Transcendentalism, ShelleyS Idealism, And The Image In ShelleyS Hellas; And Two Essays On Shakespeare, Viz. The Blending Of Prose, Blank Verse And Rhymed Verse In Romeo And Juliet And Measure For Measure As A Clue To ShakespeareS Attitude Towards Puritanism. Second Part Of The Book Includes Essays Such As ChaucerS Art Of Portraiture, SidneyS Astrophel And Stella, Three Of ShakespeareS Sonnets (59, 60, 61), A Parallel Between Ben Jonson And Shakespeare, AddisonS Humour: Its Matter And Its Form, SwiftS Poetry, WordsworthS Imagination, RossettiS The House Of Life, And The Character Of John Inglesant In The Novel John Inglesant By Joseph Henry Shorthouse.The First Part Of The Book, Keats, Shelley And Shakespeare Studies, Was Written In English, Whereas The Second Part, Essays In English Literature, Was Originally In French. This Book Will Be Of Value To Anyone With An Interest In Keats, Shelley, Shakespeare, And Literary Criticism.S.J.M. Suddard, L.L.A., Fellow Univ. Gall., Was A French Author Who Used To Write In French And English.