English Renaissance

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	"One of the greatest poems in English. Spenser the man is not always easy to like, but his genius speaks for itself."

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	"Is he Jack Donne, Doctor Donne, or both at once? Don't expect to find anyone else in his poetry."

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	"No other biography seems to bring such a complex man to life."

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	"Infinite riches in a little room. Is he tragic or comic?"

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	"Showing the Nietzschean violence at the heart of the English Renaissance, this book opens a window into man's soul."

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	"The best version of Milton, with the best notes. Milton needs no introduction."

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	"Still an underrated playwright, especially in a culture that has forgotten death."

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	"The highly-polished poetry of one of Englands most hardworking writers."

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	"Not for those sympathetic to Donne, but painfully accurate criticism."

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	"Not the kind of book you'd read on the bus, but a massively useful reference for anyone interested in the English Renaissance."