Landscape in Poetry from Homer to Tennyson

1897. With many illustrative examples. Francis Turner Palgrave, is remembered as the friend of Tennyson, the editor of The Golden Treasury and the twenty-first Professor of Poetry at Oxford. Contents: Landscape in the Greek Epic; Landscape in Greek Lyrical, Idyllic, and Epigrammatic Poetry; Landscape in Lucretius, Vergil, and Other Augustan Poets; Landscape in Later Roman Epic and the Elocutio Novella; Landscape in the Hebrew Poetry; Landscape in Early Italian Poetry; Landscape in Celtic and Gaelic Poetry; Landscape in Anglo-Saxon Poetry; Landscape in English Mediaeval Poetry-Chaucer and His Successors; Landscape in Elizabethan Poetry; Landscape Poetry Under the Stuart Kings; Landscape Poetry to the Close of the Eighteenth Century; Landscape in Recent Poetry-Scott and Byron; Landscape in Recent Poetry-Colerige, Keats, Shelley; The Landscape of Wordsworth; The Landscape of Browning, Arnold, Barnes, and Charles Tennyson; and The Landscape of Alfred Lord Tennyson. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.