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Introduction to Anglo Saxon Period:  \nHistorical background, Themesand Styles.  \n2. Imp. works of Anglo Saxon Period.  \n3. Introduction To Anglo Norman Period:  \nHistoric background, theme, style.  \n4. Imp. Works of Anglo Saxon period.  \nAge of Chaucer (1300 to 1400 AD)  \n1. Introduction To Chaucerian Age:  \nHistorical background, Themesand Styles.  \n2. GeoƋrey Chaucer  \n3. William Langland  \n4. John WycliƋe  \n5. John Mandeville  \n6. John Gower  \n7. Thomas Hoccleave  \n8. John Lydgate  \nAge of Revival (1400 to 1550 AD)  \n1. Introduction To Age of Revival: Historical background, Themesand Styles.  \n2. Eramus  \n3. Thomas More  \n4. William Tyndale  \n5. Richard Tottel  \n6. Thomas Wyatt  \n7. Henry Howard  \n8. Roger Ascham  \n9. Thomas Elyot  \n10. Thomas Malory  \n11. William Dunbar  \nElizabethan Age (1550 to 1600 AD) Intro to Elizabethan Age: Historical background, Themesand Styles.  \n1. Popular Bible translations  \nPOETS  \n2. Edmund Spenser  \n3. Thomas Sackville  \n4. Phillip Sidney  \n5. Michael Drayton  \nDRAMATISTS  \n6. History & Background of English Theatre  \n7. Early Elizabethan plays  \n8. Christopher Marlowe  \n9. Robert Greene  \n10. Thomas Nashe  \n11. John Lyle  \n12. Thomas Lodge  \n13. George Peele  \n14. Thomas Kyd  \n15. William Shakespeare  \nESSAYISTS  \n16. Francis Bacon  \n17. Richard Hooker  \n18. Walter Raleigh  \n19. Richard Hakluyt  \n20. Samuel Purchas  \n21. John Foxe  \n22. William Camden  \n23. John Knox  \nJacobean & Caroline Age (1600 to 1640)  \nIntroduction To Jacobean & Caroline Age:  \nHistorical background, Themesand Styles.  \nDRAMATISTS  \n1. Ben Johnson  \n© [LitBud | ](LitBud |  litbud.biz@gmail.com 1)[ litbud.biz@gmail.com](LitBud |  litbud.biz@gmail.com 1)[ 1](LitBud |  litbud.biz@gmail.com 1)  \nNE¸ ÑyƏƩabƘƖ ©[LitBud |](LitBud | litbud.biz@gmail.com)[ ](LitBud | litbud.biz@gmail.com)[litbud.biz@gmail.com](LitBud | litbud.biz@gmail.com)  \n2. George Chapman  \n3. Beaumont & Fletcher  \n4. John Webster  \n5. Thomas Midleton  \n6. Thomas Heywood  \n7. Thomas Dekker  \n8. Philip Massinger  \n9. John Ford  \n10. James Shirley  \n11. John Marston POETS  \n12. John Donne  \n13. Richard Crashaw  \n14. Henry Vaughan  \n15. George Herbert  \n16. Andrew Marvell  \n17. Abraham Cowley  \n18. Thomas Carew  \n19. John Suckling  \n20. Richard Lovelace  \n21. Robert Herrick  \nCivil War & Interregnum (1640 to 1660)  \n1. Intro to civil war & interregnum period:  \nHistorical background, Themesand Styles.  \n2. John Milton  \n3. John Bunyan  \n4. Robert Burton  \n5. Thomas Browne  \n6. Jeremy Taylor  \n7. Richard Baxter  \n8. Izaak Walton  \n9. Thomas Fuller  \nRestoration Age (1660 to 1700 AD)  \n1. Intro to Restoration Age : Historical background, Themesand Styles.  \nPROSE WRITERS  \n2. John Dryden  \n3. Samuel Butler  \n4. John Evelyn  \n5. Samuel Pepys  \n6. Jeremy Collier  \n7. William Dampler  \n8. John Wilmot  \n9. Thomas Rymer  \nDRAMATISTS  \n10. 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William Blake  \n© [LitBud | t.me/thelitbud | insta: @thelitbud |](LitBud | t.me/thelitbud | insta: @thelitbud | litbud.biz@gmail.com | 2)[ ](LitBud | t.me/thelitbud | insta: @thelitbud | litbud.biz@gmail.com | 2)[litbud.biz@gmail.com](LitBud | t.me/thelitbud | insta: @theli","cbCainliJLQoCpiY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainliJLQoCpiY","pdf",663985,17,"English","# BRITISH LITERATURE Syllabus\n## Old & Middle English (500–1300 AD)\n## Age of Chaucer (1300–1400 AD)\n## Age of Revival (1400–1550 AD)\n## Elizabethan Age (1550–1600 AD)\n## Jacobean & Caroline Age (1600–1640)\n## Civil War & Interregnum (1640–1660)\n## Restoration Age (1660–1700 AD)\n## Enlightenment Age (1700–1800 AD)\n## Romantic Age (1800–1850 AD)\n## Victorian Age (1850–1900 AD)\n## Modern Age (1900–1950 AD)","[{\"question\":\"What time range does the British Literature syllabus cover?\",\"answer\":\"It progresses from Old \\u0026 Middle English (500–1300 AD) through Modern Age (1900–1950 AD), with distinct sections for each major literary period.\"},{\"question\":\"How are authors organized in the syllabus?\",\"answer\":\"Authors are listed under categories such as poets, dramatists, essayists, prose writers, and novelists within each period.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the syllabus include introductions for each literary age?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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