Revival: Chapters on Old English Literature (1935)

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Germanic literary tradition
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Grettis Saga
Henry III
historical linguistics
Hrolf Kraki
Hrolf Kraki Saga
King Hygelac
King's Thanes
King’s Thanes
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medieval English prose
Middle English transition
Old English
Old English philology
Outer Door
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Thou Mightest
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  • ISBN 9781138565142
  • Weight: 610g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 31 Jan 2019
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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These chapters on Old English Literature are intended to fill the gap between Professor Thomas’s valuable, but all too brief account in his English Literature before Chaucer, and longer works, such as those of Stopford Brooke and the Chapters in the first volume of the Cambridge History of English Literature. My primary object has, of course, been to make the works themselves known to my readers, but I have also tried to trace the development of prose and poetry during the period, showing in the poetry the modifications of the original Germanic character brought about by later influences of all kinds, and noting those forms or features which lead on to Middle English. In dealing with the many unsettled questions, I have given only the views which seem to me most important. Had I wished to do more, it would obviously have been impossible in the space which I have allowed myself; but references to other works are added for a student who may wish to make a more thorough investigation of such points for himself.

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