The Makers of Modern English

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I am glad to learn that Shalabh Publishing House, Meerut has undertaken a laudable taks of brining out the reprints of old books of English Literature, not avaialble now. The first in this series is Dawson's Makers of Modern English. This book contains adequate information about English poets-all eminent and representative. It can easily be treated as a useful compendium of Critical appreciation of English poets who contributed vitally to the shaping of Engish poetry. It will prove effectively useful to the have otherwise to rely helplessly on cheap notes these days. About Author : Prof. T.R. SharmaM.A., Ph.D., D.Litt.Professor and HeadDepartment of EnglishEX-DEANFaculty of ArtsMeerut-UniversityMeerut-250004 Contents : IntroductionThe Interval Before The DawnRobert BurnsLord ByromShelleyJohn KeatsSir Walter ScottColeridgeRobert SoutheyWilliam WordsworthThe Connection Between Wordsworth;s Life and His PoetrySome Characteristics of WordsWorth's PoetryWordsworth's view of Nature and ManWordsworth's Patriotic and Political PoemsWordsworth's personal CharacteristicsWiliam Wordworth-Concluding SurveyThe Humanitarian Movement in Poetry Thomas Hood and Mrs. BrowningLord Tennyson. General CharacteristicsTennyson's Treatment of NatureTennyson: Love and WomanTennyson's View of Life and SocietyTennyson and PoliticfsIdylls and The "Idylls of the King"Tennyson As a Religious PoetTennyson's "in Memorian"Robert BrowningBrowning Philosophy of LifeThe Spirit of Browning's ReligionBrowning's Attitude to ChristianityBrowning's Significance in LiteratureRobert Browning-Concluding SurveyMathewe ArnoldDante Gabriel RossettiAlgernon Charles SwinburneWilliam Morris