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Spenser as a Prophet
June 22, 1918 issue

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The article analyzes the book "Edmund Spenser: A Critical Study," by Herbert Elisworth Cory. The book deals with sharing of scholarly attention. The subject during the last dozen or fifteen years of an increasing number of important monographs, he at last achieves the distinction of a book all to himself, a large one and, it may be said at once, a good one. Cory has not only read Spenser's poetry sensitively and long; he has besides an extensive acquaintance with Spenser criticism, a part of the subject on which he has already published much that is substantially included in the present volume.

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EDMUND Spenser (Book); CORY, Herbert Elisworth; COMMUNICATION in learning & scholarship; POETRY; MONOGRAMS; CRITICISM
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