Dryden's Poetic KingdomsRoutledge and Kegan Paul, 1965 - 210 sivua |
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Sivu 168
... succession to the throne of wit . The first forty lines offer a narratio of Congreve's abilities and qualifications and argue his superiority to his rivals . From these facts Dryden asserts the justice of Congreve's claim , dismisses ...
... succession to the throne of wit . The first forty lines offer a narratio of Congreve's abilities and qualifications and argue his superiority to his rivals . From these facts Dryden asserts the justice of Congreve's claim , dismisses ...
Sivu 169
... succession was assured . When James II came to the throne he was old ́enough to give his opponents hope that his reign would not be insupportably long . The succession at his death would pass to his Protestant daughter , Mary , whose ...
... succession was assured . When James II came to the throne he was old ́enough to give his opponents hope that his reign would not be insupportably long . The succession at his death would pass to his Protestant daughter , Mary , whose ...
Sivu 186
... succession dispute : the failure of the David - Michal union to provide issue , a failure which is of significance for the succession neither in the Bible nor in the strict terms of polygamy with which Dryden's poem opens . The Davidic ...
... succession dispute : the failure of the David - Michal union to provide issue , a failure which is of significance for the succession neither in the Bible nor in the strict terms of polygamy with which Dryden's poem opens . The Davidic ...
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ANALOGIES FOR POETRY | 15 |
RHETORIC FOR POETRY | 35 |
THE KINGDOM OF ENGLAND | 50 |
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Absalom and Achitophel achievement Adam allusion analogy Annus Mirabilis argued argument assertion association Astraea Redux biblical Charles II Charles II's Charleton Congreve constitutional context couplet critical Cromwell Cromwell's David divine Dryden Dryden's poem Duchess Duchess of Ormonde earlier effect elective monarchies emphasis England epic epic simile established Exclusion crisis Fabius fact Fair Maid Filmer fire fortune Heroic Stanzas historical Hoddesdon Howard's implications Interregnum James James II king king's kingdom of letters Lady Castlemaine literary Medal ment metaphor monarchy nature Oldham opening lines Ormonde panegyric Paradise parallel passage poem's poet poet's poetic poetry political Pompey popular potential praise prince Professor quatrain reason rebellion recall reference relationship relevance restoration rhetorical royal royal monarch royalist rule ruler Satan sense Shaftesbury significance similar simile sovereignty specific Stuart succession suggestion tenor theory throne tion topical true usurpation values vehicle verse virtue