"Befitting emblems of adversity" : a modern Irish view of Edmund Spenser from W.B. Yeats to the present, by David Gardiner

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 214-227) and index

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The Rough Field (1972)
"Theire Howse, There Bed, And Their Garment": John Montague and The Spenserian Mantle
Afterword: "No woods can answer and no echoes ring": Contemporary Cork Poets and Edmund Spenser
Reading Spenser, Writing Ireland
The Greening of Edmund Spenser: W.B. Yeats and Edward Dowden
The Island of The Statues (1885)
"Barbarous Truth": Fashioning an Irish Spenser (1886-1902)
The "Laureled Poet" and "Tongues of Steel": The Poems of Edmund Spenser (1906)
Master of The Common Tongue: "The Municipal Gallery Re-visited" (1938)
"The Last Bard of The O'Neills": The Poetry of John Montague
The Passage Into Spenser's Ireland

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