 | 1882 - 384 sivua
...was marked by a remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin...page.' — Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict [hat this will long remain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the... | |
 | dr. august weismann - 1882 - 374 sivua
...was marked by a remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin...Lyndesay. Of these, although the palm of excellence must b*yond all doubt be awarded to Dunbar, — next to Burns probably the greatest poet of his country,... | |
 | Leonidas Le Cenci Hamilton - 1884 - 352 sivua
...was marked by a remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin...Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict that this will long remain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the works of other... | |
 | E. Augusta King - 1884 - 342 sivua
...was marked by a remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin...Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict that this will long remain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the works of other... | |
 | Emily Faithfull - 1884 - 422 sivua
...remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henry son, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin Douglas, Bellenden,...Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict that this will longremain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the works of other... | |
 | lady Juliet Creed Pollock - 1885 - 182 sivua
...was marked by a remarkable series of distinguished poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavin...Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict that this will long remain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the works of other... | |
 | Thomas Mozley - 1885 - 506 sivua
...£I 2S 6d. W. Paterson. _ .inbar, Henryson, Mercier, riarry the Minstrel, Gavin Douglas, Uellenden, Kennedy, and Lyndesay. Of these, although the palm...Gavin Douglas. We may confidently predict that this will longremain the standard edition of Gavin Douglas ; and we shall be glad to see the works of other... | |
 | Charles Dalton - 1885 - 438 sivua
...poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gav1n Douglas, Bellenden, Kennedy, and Lyndesay. Of these,...who, ' In barbarous age, Gave rude Scotland Virgil's paRc.' — Gavin Douglas. We may conf1dently predict that th1s will long remain the standard edition... | |
 | Antonin Lefèvre-Pontalis - 1885 - 554 sivua
...poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gavm Douglas, Bellenden, Kennedy, and Lyndesay. Of these,...beyond all doubt be awarded to Dunbar, — next to Bums probably the greatest poet of his country. — the voice of contemporaries, as well as of the... | |
 | Henry Sutherland Edwards - 1885 - 336 sivua
...poets in Scotland. During this period flourished Dunbar, Henryson, Mercier, Harry the Minstrel, Gav1n Douglas, Bellenden, Kennedy, and Lyndesay. Of these,...of excellence must beyond all doubt be awarded to Dunbar,—next to Burns probably the greatest poet of his country,—the voice of contemporaries, as... | |
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Douglas, Bellenden, Kennedy, and Lyndesay. Of these, although the palm of excellence must beyond all doubt be awarded to Dunbar, — next to Burns probably the greatest poet of his country, — the voice of contemporaries, as well as of the age that immediately... 
