Introduction From the `garden' of childhood to real life on the street in 300 years of poetry for children
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1 Devotions and Didacticism Religious verse for children
1
(29)
2 Romantic Visions The influence of Romanticism on children's verse
30
(34)
3 `Sweet Flowers I Bring' Nineteenth-century nature poetry for children
64
(18)
4 Old Mother Hubbard And other nursery rhymes, old and new
82
(24)
5 The Capacity to Amuse The history of humour in poetry for children
106
(28)
6 Jumblies and Jabberwockies The nonsense verse of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear
134
(17)
7 `Of the Spontaneous Kind'? Christina Rossetti's Sing-Song and its precursors
151
(19)
8 `The Best of Plays' -- A Child's Garden of Verses The Poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson
170
(16)
9 `From the Best Poets'? How the canon of poetry for children is constructed
186
(11)
10 Song and Story Narrative and lyric verse for children
197
(26)
11 The Travellers Poetry for children in the first half of the twentieth century
223
(24)
12 `What is the Truth?' The poetry of Charles Causeley and Ted Hughes
247
(15)
13 The Street and Other Landmarks In defence of `urchin verse'
262
(20)
14 Epilogue Caribbean poetry in the late twentieth century
282
(13)
Index
295
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