Prescott, Anne Lake; Oram, William A.; Escobedo, Andrew. Spenser Studies: A Renaissance Poetry Annual XXVIII. New York: AMS Press, 2013. ISBN: 9780404192280. [6459]
Former library book, clean pages, binding fine, has standard library matter. No dust jacket. Good. Hardcover.
Volume XXVIII Contents Three Essays on Spenser and the Twentieth Century Jane Grogan, "Spenser's Lost Children" William Blissett, "'Who Knows Not Colin Clout': Spenser and the Poets of the Mid-Twentieth Century" Joseph F. Loewenstein, "The Poets' Poet's Poet: James Merrill's Spenser Lectures" Andrew Sisson, "After Rome; or, Why Spenser Was Not a Republican" Peter Remien, "Silvan Matters: Error and Instrumentality in Book I of The Faerie Queene" Chris Barrett, "Cetaceous Sin and Dragon Death: The Faerie Queene, Natural Philosophy, and the Limits of Allegory" Stephanie Elsky, "'Wonne with Custome': Conquest and Etymology in the Spenser-Harvey Letters and A View of the Present State of Ireland" Mark Stephenson, "Poets in the House of Pride: Of 'Noble Personage[s],' the Sonnet to Ormond, and The Faerie Queene's 'many Bardes'" Gleanings Thomas Herron, "Outfoxed Mother Hubberds Tale, Adam Loftus, and Lord Burleigh in Irish context"
