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English literature for boys and girls

by H E. b. 1876 Marshall Author

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Additional Details

Resource Type
Book
ISBN
978-1176596122
Print Status
In Print
Chapters
85
Pages
750
Suggested Grades
9th
Publisher
Nabu Press
Copyright
2010

Chapters

  • 1 In the Listening Time
  • 2 The Story of the Cattle Raid of Cooley
  • 3 One of the Sorrows of Storytelling
  • 4 The Story of a Literary Lie
  • 5 The Story of Fingal
  • 6 About Some Old Welsh Stories and Storytellers
  • 7 How the Story of Arthur was Written in English
  • 8 The Beginning of the Reading Time
  • 9 "The Passing of Arthur"
  • 10 The Adventures of an Old English Book
  • 11 The Story of Beowulf
  • 12 The Father of English Song
  • 13 How Caedmon Sang, and How He Fell Once More on Silence
  • 14 The Father of English History
  • 15 How Alfred the Great Fought with His Pen
  • 16 When English Slept
  • 17 The Story of Havelok the Dane
  • 18 About Some Song Stories
  • 19 "Piers the Ploughman"
  • 20 "Piers the Ploughman" - continued
  • 21 How the Bible Came to the People
  • 22 Chaucer- Bread and Milk for Children
  • 23 Chaucer- "The Canterbury Tales"
  • 24 Chaucer- At the Tabard Inn
  • 25 The First English Guide-Book
  • 26 Barbour- "The Bruce," The Beginnings of a Struggle
  • 27 Barbour- "The Bruce," The End of the Struggle
  • 28 A Poet King
  • 29 The Death of the Poet King
  • 30 Dunbar- The Wedding of the Thistle and the Rose
  • 31 At the Sign of the Red Pale
  • 32 About the Beginning of the Theater
  • 33 How the Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
  • 34 The Story of Everyman
  • 35 How a Poet Comforted a Girl
  • 36 The Renaissance
  • 37 The Land of Nowhere
  • 38 The Death of Sir Thomas More
  • 39 How the Sonnet Came to England
  • 40 The Beginning of Blank Verse
  • 41 Spenser- The "Shepherd's Calendar"
  • 42 Spenser- The "Faery Queen"
  • 43 Spenser- His Last Days
  • 44 About The First Theaters
  • 45 Shakespeare- The Boy
  • 46 Shakespeare- The Man
  • 47 Shakespeare- "The Merchant of Venice"
  • 48 Jonson- "Every Man in His Humour"
  • 49 Jonson- "The Sad Shepherd"
  • 50 Raleigh- "The Revenge"
  • 51 Raleigh- "The History of the World"
  • 52 Bacon- New Ways of Wisdom
  • 53 Bacon- The Happy Island
  • 54 About Some Lyric Poets
  • 55 Herbert- The Parson Poet
  • 56 Herrick and Marvell- Of Blossoms and Bowers
  • 57 Milton- Sight and Growth
  • 58 Milton- Darkness and Death
  • 59 Bunyan- "The Pilgrim's Progress"
  • 60 Dryden- The New Poetry
  • 61 Defoe- The First Newspapers
  • 62 Defoe- "Robinson Crusoe"
  • 63 Swift- The "Journal to Stella"
  • 64 Swift- "Gulliver's Travels"
  • 65 Addison- The "Spectator"
  • 66 Steele- The Soldier Author
  • 67 Pope- The "Rape of the Lock"
  • 68 Johnson- Days of Struggle
  • 69 Johnson- The End of the Journey
  • 70 Goldsmith- The Vagabond
  • 71 Goldsmith- "The Vicar of Wakefield"
  • 72 Burns- The Plowman Poet
  • 73 Cowper- "The Task"
  • 74 Wordsworth- The Poet of Nature
  • 75 Wordsworth and Coleridge- The Lake Poets
  • 76 Coleridge and Southey- Sunshine and Shadow
  • 77 Scott- The Awakening of Romance
  • 78 Scott- "The Wizard of the North"
  • 79 Byron- "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"
  • 80 Shelley- The Poet of Love
  • 81 Keats- The Poet of Beauty
  • 82 Carlyle- The Sage of Chelsea
  • 83 Thackeray- The Cynic?
  • 84 Dickens- Smiles and Tears
  • 85 Tennyson- The Poet of Friendship

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