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Every major author, every minor author worth a mark, every movement, date and term, arranged for reading straight through or for revision the night before.  \n· Part I · The Renaissance, 1485–1660  \n· Poetry: Wyatt to Spenser  \n· Shakespeare, the plays and the sonnets  \n· The Metaphysical and Cavalier poets  \n· Jonson, the masque, Jacobean drama  \nINSIDE THIS VOLUME  \n· Part II · Restoration to Romanticism  \n· Milton, Bunyan, Dryden, Pope, Swift  \n· The rise of the novel  \n· Johnson, Boswell and the Dictionary  \n· The Gothic, the sublime, the new poetry  \nAN ORIGINAL STUDY VOLUME  \nTHE LITERARY ODYSSEY  \n 92116 42413 · [theliteraryodyssey.com](theliteraryodyssey.com)  \nCONTENTS  \nThe Renaissance to Romanticism  \n1485 – 1789  \nHow to Use This Volume   3  \nPART I · THE RENAISSANCE, 1485–1660 4  \n1 · Contexts and Conditions ............................................................................................. 5  \n2 · Renaissance Poetry: Wyatt to Sidney ................................................................................. 8  \n3 · Spenser .............................................................................................................. 11  \n4 · Drama before Shakespeare .......................................................................................... 13  \n5 · The Elizabethan Theatre ............................................................................................ 15  \n6 · Renaissance Prose ................................................................................................... 17  \n7 · The English Bible ................................................................................................... 19  \n8 · Shakespeare: the Plays .............................................................................................. 21  \n9 · Shakespeare: the Sonnets and the Language ........................................................................ 23  \n10 · The Metaphysical Poets ............................................................................................ 25  \n11 · The Cavalier Poets ................................................................................................. 28  \n12 · Jonson, the Masque and the Court ................................................................................. 30  \n13 · Jacobean and Caroline Drama ..................................................................................... 32  \nPART II · RESTORATION TO ROMANTICISM, 1660–1789 34  \n14 · Contexts and Conditions ........................................................................................... 35  \n15 · Milton ............................................................................................................. 37  \n16 · Bunyan and Dissenting Prose ...................................................................................... 39  \n17 · Restoration Drama ................................................................................................. 41  \n18 · Dryden and the Verse Satirists ..................................................................................... 43  \n19 · Pope ............................................................................................................... 45  \n20 · Journalism and the Periodical Essay ............................................................................... 47  \n21 · Enlightenment, Diarists and Historians ............................................................................ 49  \n22 · Swift ............................................................................................................... 51  \n23 · The Rise of the Novel .........................................................................................","cbCaindrbJErI7PM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaindrbJErI7PM","pdf",653458,73,"English","# How to Use This Volume\n# Part I · The Renaissance, 1485–1660\n## Contexts and Conditions\n## Renaissance Poetry: Wyatt to Sidney\n## Spenser\n## Drama before Shakespeare\n## The Elizabethan Theatre\n## Renaissance Prose\n## The English Bible\n## Shakespeare: the Plays\n## Shakespeare: the Sonnets and the Language\n## The Metaphysical Poets\n## The Cavalier Poets\n## Jonson, the Masque and the Court\n## Jacobean and Caroline Drama\n# Part II · Restoration to Romanticism, 1660–1789\n## Contexts and Conditions\n## Milton\n## Bunyan and Dissenting Prose\n## Restoration Drama\n## Dryden and the Verse Satirists\n## Pope\n## Journalism and the Periodical Essay\n## Enlightenment, Diarists and Historians\n## Swift\n## The Rise of the Novel\n## Johnson, Boswell and the Dictionary\n## Sterne, Smollett and Scottish Voices\n## Drama after 1737\n## Poetry after Pope\n## Melancholy, Madness and Nature\n## The Gothic and the Sublime\n# Reference\n## A Glossary of Terms\n## A Chronology, 1476 – 1789\n## Rapid Revision\n## The One-Page 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