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Edmund Spenser - The Faerie Queene
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My love affair with a dead Englishman, Edmund Spenser, continues with The Faerie Queene, his epic poetic allegory of virtues. Spenser?s poetry, especially the gargantuan Faerie Queene, is often colored and enhanced on symbolic levels by his strong dedication to the emerging Protestant church in... Read full review »
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| Authors | Edmund Spenser | |
| Editors | Abraham Stoll | |
| Fiction Genre | History • Literary Criticism • Poetry | |
| Fiction Subgenre | European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh • Medieval • English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh • General • Epic Poetry, English • Virtues | |
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| Professional Reviews | Hadfield, Andrew, Times Literary Supplement: "[A] monument of scholarship designed to help the general reader make sense of Spenser's vast and allegorical poem." | |
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