Marvell's "The Garden": A Restoration Poem?

Pritchard, Allan

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“…51 Little has been made of Pritchard's claim 51 because, presumably, of scholarly unease owing to biographical and contextual assumptions that the poem must nonetheless issue from his 'Fairfax' period. These issue in significant interpretive and editorial choices.…”

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Andrew Marvell and the Lord Wharton

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2003

The Seventeenth Century

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Andrew Marvell and the Lord Wharton

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2003

The Seventeenth Century

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Katherine Philips, Poems

Spencer

2017

A Companion to Literature From Milton to Blake

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The Restoration Transposed

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2019

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Tonson was also among a consortium that published Jonson's Works in 1716-1717; see Tom Lockwood, 'The Works of Ben Jonson (1716-17): Textual Essay', in Ben Jonson Online. The 1709 comedies were Volpone, The Alchemist and Epicene.11 Compare also The Whole Woorkes of George Gascoigne, published in 1587 and never reissued; the works of Thomas Churchyard, never republished after the author's death in 1604; and the poetry of Richard Barnfield, never published after Barnfield's death in 1627. There were no seventeenthcentury editions of either Wyatt or Surrey.

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Marvell's "The Garden": A Restoration Poem?

Cited by 47 publications

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Andrew Marvell and the Lord Wharton

Andrew Marvell and the Lord Wharton

Katherine Philips, Poems

The Restoration Transposed

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