Part 2 — INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH LITERATURE
Reading edition
BY
HENRY S. PANCOAST
"Seems to me to fulfil better, on the whole, than any other 'Introduction' known to me, the real requirements of such a book as distinguished from a 'Sketch' or a 'Summary.' It rightly does not attempt to be cyclopaedic, but isolates a number of figures of first-rate importance, and deals with these in a very attractive way. The directions for reading are also excellent."—Professor C. H. Herford, Litt.D.
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