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“The Oxford Library of English Poetry Volume 2: Sackville to Keats” embarks on a grand literary voyage, tracing the evolution of English poetry from the twilight of the Renaissance to the dawn of Romanticism. This weighty tome unfolds across centuries, its pages echoing with the voices of both titans like Spenser, Milton, and Pope, and hidden treasures awaiting discovery. Within its vast embrace, sonnets whisper alongside sprawling epics, while pastoral serenades mingle with biting satire. Edited by the esteemed poet and critic John Wain, this anthology serves as a portal to a bygone era, inviting readers to delve into the depths of language and witness the blossoming of literary giants. Whether seeking the familiar comfort of beloved classics or the thrill of unearthing forgotten gems, “Sackville to Keats” grants unparalleled access to a vibrant tapestry woven from centuries of poetic expression. So, embark on this captivating journey, let the verses resonate within you, and lose yourself in the boundless beauty of English poetry’s golden age.
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