. Un anno di corso in inglese e la letteratura americana; una introduzione al chief autori in inglese e la letteratura americana, con elenchi di lettura e riferimenti per uno studio ulteriore. ama, & lunga poesia narrativa basata uponHindu mitologia, lo mostra al suo meglio. Essa illustra la svolta di nuovo subjectswhich era uno del featuresof movimento Romantico.Alcune delle sue poesie più brevi, comead esempio la battaglia di Blenheim eil strofe scritto nel suo Li-brary, sono meglio conosciuti di hismore ambizioso epics. Né Coleridge né parole-vale la pena era popolare nel suo giorno.La lirica di Ballate sono state sodifferent dal

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. One year course in English and American literature; an introduction to the chief authors in English and American literature, with reading lists and references for further study. ama, & long narrative poem based uponHindu mythology, shows him at his best. It illustrates the turning to new subjectswhich was one of the featuresof the Romantic Movement.Some of his shorter poems, suchas the Battle of Blenheim andthe Stanzas written in his Li-brary, are better known than hismore ambitious epics. Neither Coleridge nor Words-worth was popular in his day.The Lyrical Ballads were sodifferent from the accepted kindof poetry that they puzzled most/^^2^w£^c^/^^* readers. The writer who madey romantic poetry popular was Walter Scott (1771-1832). We are apt to think of Scottfirst as a novelist, but he turned to novel writing only afterhe had won fame as a poet. He was born in Edinburgh;his father was a lawyer, and sent his son to the Univer-sity there that he might follow the same profession. Hestudied law and held several judicial offices, but his realinterests were literary. He was very fond of the balladsof his native land, and his first publication was a collection. WALTER SCOTT 75 FACSIMILE OF WIS- VERSES OF SCOTT 76 THE AGE OF ROMANTICISM of these, with some of his own added, called Minstrelsy ofthe Scottish Border. This was followed by The Lay of theLast Minstrel, a long tale in verse, a sort of modern ballad.Its success encouraged Scott to write others ; Marmion andThe Lady of the Lake made him the most popular poet ofthe time. After some years, however, the poems of Byron

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