The golden treasury of the best songs & lyrical poems in the English language
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The golden treasury of the best songs & lyrical poems in the English language
Oxford University Press, 2002
6th ed. / updated by John Press
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Palgrave's golden treasury : from Shakespeare to the present
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Originally published: 1994, 1st issued as an Oxford Univ. Press pbk. 1996, reissued 2002
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Cover title: Palgrave's golden treasury : from Shakespeare to the present
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Originally published in 1861, Palgrave's Golden Treasury quickly established itself as the most popular selection of English poems. Today it stands as a testament to the richness of our finest native poetic writing from Spenser, Shakespeare, and Wordsworth, to Tennyson, Yeats, Eliot, and Betjeman.
This edition includes a sixth book, prepared by John Press, which covers the post-war years, showing that the lyrical tradition remains strong. Over 90 poets are included, from Dylan Thomas, George Mackay Brown, Ted Hughes, and Philip Larkin to Carol Ann Duffy, Elizabeth Garrett and Simon Armitage.
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