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and AUTUMN 2005
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XXXVII, No. 2 and Vol. XXXVIII, No. 1
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Addison:
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Tita.
“The Dressing Room Unlock’d: Eroticism, Performance, and Privacy
from Pepys to the Spectator
Cowan,
Brian. “Mr. Spectator
and the Coffeehouse Public
Sphere”
Schille,
Candy
B. K.
“‘Now, Cato’: Addison,
Gender, and Cultural Occasion”
Arbuthnot:
Rogers,
Pat. “Dr. Arbuthnot
and His Family”
Behn:
Chernaik,
Warren. “Unguarded
Hearts: Transgression and
Epistolary Form in
Aphra
Behn’s Love-Letters and the Portuguese
Letters”
Frohock,
Richard. “Violence
and Awe: The Foundations of Government in Aphra
Behn’s New World Settings”
Gruber,
Elizabeth
D. “Dead Girls
Do It Better: Gazing Rights and the Production of Knowledge in Othello and Oronooko”
Hughes,
Derek. “The Masked Woman
Revealed; or, The Prostitute and the Playwright in Aphra Behn
Criticism”
Kaji,
Riwako. “Seiji,
fushi, jendā: Aphra Behn no
hon’an-geki” (“Politics, Satire, Gender: Aphra Behn’s Adapted
Plays”)
Narain,
Mona. “Body
and
Politics in Aphra Behn’s Love Letters
Between a Nobleman and His Sister”
Pacheco,
Anita. “Reading Toryism in Behn’s
Cit-Cuckolding
Comedies”
Pender,
Patricia. “Competing Conceptions:
Rhetorics of
Representation in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko”
Starr,
G.
Gabrielle. “Objects, Imaginings,
and Facts: Going beyond
Genre in Behn and Defoe”
Starr,
G. Gabrielle. “Rereading
Prose Fiction: Lyric Convention in Aphra Behn and Eliza Haywood”
Todd,
Janet.
“Fatal Fluency:
Behn’s Fiction and the Restoration Letter”
Visconsi,
Elliott. “A
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Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko and The Widow Ranter”
Young,
Elizabeth V. “De-gendering Genre:
Aphra Behn and the
Tradition of English Verse Satire”
Centlivre:
Hammond,
Brean
S.
“Is There a Whig Canon? The Case of Susanna
Centlivre”
Womersley,
David. “A Modest
Reply: Brean S. Hammond and the Whig Canon”
Herrell,
LuAnn
Venden. “‘Luck Be
a Lady Tonight,’ or At Least Make Me a Gentleman: Economic Anxiety
in
Centlivre’s The Gamester"
Collyer:
Grossman,
Joyce. “Social Protest and the
Mid-Century
Novel: Mary Collyer’s The
History of Betty Barnes”
Thompson,
Peggy. “Duck, Collier, and the
Ideology of Verse
Forms”
Congreve:
Evans,
James E. “The Way of the World and The
Beau Defeated: Strains of Comedy in
1700”
Ross, John
C. “‘Comedy Raising
Its Voice’: Tragic Intertextualities in Congreve’s The
Double-Dealer”
Defoe:
Benedict,
Barbara
M. “Wants and Goods:
Advertisement and Desire in
Haywood and Defoe”
Bialuschewski,
Arne. “Daniel Defoe, Nathaniel
Mist, and the
‘General History of the Pyrates’”
Bour,
Isabelle. “Du
méta-romanesque chez Defoe”
Campe,
Rüdiger. “Was heißt: eine
Statistik lesen? Beobachten zu Daniel Defoes A Journal of
the Plague Year”
(“What does it mean to read a Statistic? Observations on Defoe’s Journal”)
Détis,
Élisabeth. “Frontières et
limites: du réel au symbolique dans The
Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1719) de Daniel
Defoe”
(“Boundaries
and Limits: From the Real to the Symbolic in Daniel Defoe’s
The Farther
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe”)
Furbank,
P. N. and
W. R. Owens. “The Dating of Defoe’s Atalantis
Major”
Gabbard,
D. Christopher. “The Dutch Wives’
Good Husbandry: Defoe’s Roxana and Financial Literacy”
Ganz,
Melissa
J. “Moll Flanders and English
Marriage Law”
Mayer,
Robert. “Not Adaptation but
‘Drifting’: Patrick
Keiller, Daniel Defoe, and the Relationship between Film and
Literature”
Novak,
Maximillian
E. “The Age of
Projects: Changing and Improving
the Arts, Literature, and Life during the Long Eighteenth Century,
1660-1820”
Rogers,
Pat. “Defoe’s Tour
Thro’ Great Britain: Three Notes”
Rogers,
Pat.
“Further Notes on
Defoe’s Tour Thro’ Great Britain”
Rogers,
Shef. “Crusoe Among the Maori:
Translation and
Colonial Acculturation in Victorian New
Zealand”
Rosenberg,
Phillipe. “The Barbarian and the
Pedagogy of Restraint”
Starr,
G. Gabrielle. “Objects, Imaginings,
and Facts: Going beyond
Genre in Behn and Defoe”
Dryden:
Blackwell,
Mark. “The Subterranean Wind of
Allusion: Milton,
Dryden, Shadwell, and Mock-Epic Modernity”
Coltharp,
Duane. “Raising Wonder: The Use of
the Passions in
Dryden’s A Song for St. Cecilia’s Day”
Davis,
Paul. “‘But Slaves We Are’: Dryden and Virgil,
Translation and the ‘Gyant Race’”
Donnelly,
Jerome. “‘A Greater Gust’:
Generating the Body in Absalom and Achitophel”
Gardiner,
Anne
Barbeau. “Abraham Woodhead,
‘The Invisible Man’: His
Impact on Dryden’s The Hind and the
Panther”
Gardiner,
Anne
Barbeau. “Dryden’s
Niece, Sister Mary Howard (1653–1735)”
Gardiner,
Anne
Barbeau. “Spinoza vs. Bossuet:
The European Debate
behind Dryden’s Religio Laici”
Hammond,
Paul. “A Song Attributed to Dryden”
Haynes,
Kenneth. “Dryden:
Classical or Neoclassical?”
Holmes,
Martin. “A Song Attributed to
Dryden: A Postscript”
Kelliher,
Hilton. “Dryden Attributions and
Texts from Harley
MS. 6054”
Murray,
Barbara A. “‘Transgressing Nature’s
Law’: Representations of Women and the Adapted Version of The
Tempest, 1667”
Nelson,
T.
G. A. “The Ambivalence of Nature’s
Law:
Representations of Incest in Dryden and His English Contemporaries”
Parker,
Jan.
“Teaching Troubling
Texts: Virgil, Dryden, and Exemplary Translation”
Pask,
Kevin. “Caliban’s Masque”
Philmus,
Robert
M. “Dryden’s ‘Cousin Swift’
Re-examined”
Plumsky,
Roger. “Dryden’s Absalom
and Achitophel”
Robertson,
Randy. “The Delicate
Art of Anonymity: The Case of Absalom and
Achitophel”
Roper,
Alan.
“Dryden, Scott,
Pope, and Howell’s Epistolae Ho-Elianae”
Ross,
Trevor. “Translation and
the Canonical Text”
Rosslyn,
Felicity. “Dryden: Poet or
Translator?”
Scala,
Alexander. “A Smock Alley
Promptbook for Tyrannick Love”
Schille,
Candy
B. K. “At the
Crossroads: Gendered Desire, Political Occasion, and Dryden and Lee’s Oedipus”
Schille,
Candy
B. K. “Last Stands
and Pratfalls: The Unevenness of Dryden’s Final Tragedy, Cleomenes”
Smallwood,
Philip. “Dryden’s Criticism as
Transfusion”
Sowerby,
Robin. “Augustan Dryden”
Tomlinson,
Charles. “Why Dryden’s
Translations Matter”
Warren,
Victoria. “From the Restoration to Hollywood:
John Dryden’s Conquest of Granada and
John Cameron’s Terminator Films”
Duck:
Mulholland,
James. “‘To Sing the Toils of Each
Revolving Year’:
Song and Poetic Authority in Stephen Duck’s ‘The
Thresher’s Labour’”
Thompson,
Peggy. “Duck, Collier, and the
Ideology of Verse
Forms”
Fielding:
Battestin, Martin C. “Fielding’s
Contributions to The Comedian (1732)”
Blackwell,
Bonnie. “‘An
Infallible Nostrum’: Female Husbands and Greensick Girls in
Eighteenth-Century England”
Loftis,
John
E. “Trials and the
Shaping of Identity in Tom Jones”
Ribble, Frederick
G. “Fielding’s
Rapprochement with Walpole
in late
1741”
Rizzo,
Betty. “The Devil in Tom
Jones”
Small,
Helen. “The Debt to Society:
Dickens, Fielding, and
the Genealogy of Independence”
Wickman,
Matthew. “Of
Probability, Romance and the Spatial Dimensions of Eighteenth-Century
Narrative”
Finch:
Jung,
Sandro. “‘Silence’ in Early
Eighteenth-Century Poetry: Finch, Akenside, Collins”
Mintz,
Susannah. “Anne Finch’s ‘Fair’ Play”
Gay:
Richardson,
John. “John Gay and Slavery”
Handel:
Potter,
Pamela
M. “The
Politicization of Handel and His Oratorios in the Weimar
Republic, the Third Reich,
and the
Early Years of the German Democratic Republic”
Haywood:
Benedict,
Barbara
M. “Wants and Goods:
Advertisement and Desire in
Haywood and Defoe”
Burgess,
Miranda
J. “Bearing
Witness: Law, Labor, and the Gender of Privacy in the 1720s”
Last,
Susan. “‘The Cabal were at a loss for the Author’s
Meaning’: Eliza Haywood’s Adventures of
Eovaai as Metasatire”
Potter,
Tiffany. “‘A God-Like Sublimity of
Passion’: Eliza
Haywood’s Libertine Consistency”
Starr,
G. Gabrielle. “Rereading Prose
Fiction: Lyric Convention in
Aphra Behn and Eliza Haywood”
Leapor:
Goulding,
Susan. “Reading
‘Mira’s Will’: The Death of Mary Leapor and the Life of the Persona”
Manley:
Carnell,
Rachel. “More Borrowing
from Bellegarde in Delarivier Manley’s Queen
Zarah and the Zarazians”
Richter,
Virginia. “Delarivier Manley (ca.
1667/75-1724)”
Montagu:
Boer,
Inge
E. “Despotism Under
the Veil: Masculine and Feminine Readings
of the Despot and the Harem”
Fenno,
Samantha. “‘An Experiment Practiced
Only by a Few
Ignorant Women’: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, the Smallpox Inoculation,
and the
Concept of Enlightenment”
Pix:
Collins,
Margo. “Feminine Conduct
and Violence in Mary Pix’s She-Tragedies”
Evans,
James
E. “The Way of the World and The
Beau Defeated: Strains of Comedy in
1700”
Pope:
Cooksey,
Thomas
L. “Pope, Eloisa, Milton: A
Possible Source”
Jones,
Tom.
“Pope’s Epistle
to Bathurst and the Meaning of Finance”
McLaverty,
James. “Warburton’s False Comma:
Reason and Virtue
in Pope’s Essay on Man”
Noggle,
James. “Skepticism and the Sublime
Advent of
Modernity in the 1742 Dunciad”
Pritchard,
Jonathan. “Alexander Pope and the
Roads of Roman
Britain”
Pritchard,
Jonathan. “Pope’s ‘Figur’d Worlds’”
Richardson,
John. “Pope’s Windsor Forest”
Rogers,
Pat. “Sir Balaam and an Ass: Pope, Atterbury, and
Coningsby”
Roper,
Alan. “Dryden, Scott,
Pope, and Howell’s Epistolae Ho-Elianae”
Santesso,
Aaron. “The Conscious Swain:
Political Pastoral in
Pope’s Epic”
Sherbo,
Arthur. “Another of Alexander
Pope’s Books”
Wheeler,
David. “Poetic Identity and the
Anxiety of Print in
Pope’s Early Career”
Richardson:
Sauvage,
Emmanuelle. “La Tentation du
théâtre dans le roman:
analyse de quelques tableaux chez Sade et Richardson”
Rochester:
Coatalen,
Guillaume. “Rochester’s
‘To His Mistress’ as a Parody of George Herbert’s ‘The Call’and ‘Dullnesse’
(line 9)”
Smollett:
Alker, Sharon.
“The Geography of
Negotiation: Wales,
Anglo-Scottish Sympathy, and Tobias Smollett”
Bell,
Robert.
“Excremental Anxieties: Humphrey [sic] Clinker
and the Politics of Urban Decay”
Easson,
Angus. “Don Pickwick:
Dickens and the Transformations of Cervantes”
McInelly,
Brett
C.
“Domestic and Colonial Space in Humphry
Clinker”
Rogers,
Pat. “Comic Maid-Servants in Swift and Smollett:
The Proverbial Idiom of Humphry Clinker”
Shimada,
Takau.
“Tsikk-Burasiba
and Joniku in Smollett’s Atom”
Smith,
Nicholas
D. “‘The
Muses O’lio’:
Satire, Food, and Tobias Smollett’s The
Expedition of Humphry Clinker”
Steele:
Hynes,
Peter. “Richard Steele and the
Genealogy of
Sentimental Drama: A Reading
of The Conscious Lovers”
Sterne:
Bystydzienska,
Grazna.
“Wawrzniec Sterne: A
Sentimental Journey in
Nineteenth-Century Poland”
Fife, Ernelle. “Gender and Professionalism in Eighteenth-Century Midwifery”
King,
John.
“‘I generally fly myself’: The Delicate Ego
of Laurence Sterne’s Sentimental Journey?”
Kovala,
Urpo. “Sterne’s Long
Journey into Finland”
Lovesey,
Oliver.
“Divine Enthusiasm and Love Melancholy: Tristram
Shandy and Eighteenth-Century Narratives of Saint
Errantry”
Lupton, Christina. “Naming the Baby: Sterne, Goethe, and the
Power of the Word”
Lupton, Christina.
“Tristram
Shandy, David Hume and Epistemological Fiction”
Meyler,
Joan.
“The ‘Body National’ and the ‘Body Natural’: Tristram
Shandy’s History of Ireland”
Nerozz , Patrizia Bellman. “La
memoria di Tristram”
New, Melvyn. “Richard
Lovell Edgeworth and Laurence
Sterne”
Owen,
Jim. “Laurence Sterne and the Caged Starling of A Sentimental Journey”
Patrick,
Duncan.
“Laurence Sterne’s ‘Impromptu’: A New Title for an Old Joke”
Pedersen,
Kirsten. “How to Recognize a Novel When You See One: A
Story about Tristram Shandy and Tristram Shandy’s Story”
Soupel,
Serge. “De l’Amour dans The Journal to Eliza de
Sterne: vie,
formes et lumières”
Wallace,
Miriam
L.
“Thinking Back Through
Our Others: Rereading Sterne and Resisting Joyce in The Waves"
Swift:
Argent,
Joseph
E. “The Etymology of a
Dystopia: Laputa
Reconsidered”
Baltes,
Sabine. “Diversion, Dollars, and
the Dean: Jonathan
Swift and Popular Culture”
Barnett,
Louise
K. “Betty’s
Freckled Neck: Swift, Women, and Women Readers”
Bony,
Alain. “Mutiny on the Adventure: A
Possible Source of Gulliver’s
Travels”
Boyle,
Frank. “Old Poetry and New
Science: Swift, Cowley, and Modernity”
Chiba,
Yasuki.
“‘Chichi’naki ato ni kaku to iukoto: Suwifuto Oke
monogatari no kontekusuto
(To write after patricide: a context of A
Tale of a Tub)”
Clegg,
Jeanne. “Swift on False Witness”
Creaser,
Wanda
J. “‘The Most
Mortifying Malady’: Jonathan Swift’s
Dizzying World and Dublin’s
Mentally Ill”
Devine,
Michael
G. “Disputing the
‘Original’ in Swift’s Tale of a Tub”
Djordjevic,
Igor. “Cadenus
and Vanessa: A Rhetoric of
Courtship”
Ehrenpreis,
Irvin. “How to Write Gulliver’s Travels”
Ehrenpreis,
Irvin. “The Wholeness of History:
Social History and
Literary Criticism”
Foreman,
William
J. “Swift’s
Twists: A Case for Ironic Metaphor”
Fróes,
João. “Swift’s Prayers for
Stella: The Other Side of the Satirist”
Gardiner,
Anne Barbeau. “Swift Prophet: The
Christian Meaning of Gulliver’s Travels”
Hawes,
Clement. “Cousins Sympson and
Simson: Gulliverian
Intertextuality”
Karian,
Stephen. “The Texts of Gulliver’s
Travels”
Katritzky,
Linde.
“Swift’s Mährgen von der Tonne
and the Nachtwachen. Von
Bonaventura”
Mahony,
Robert. “The Irish Colonial
Experience and Swift’s
Rhetorics of Perception in the 1720s”
Mahony,
Robert. “‘Prince Posterity’ as an
Irish Nationalist:
The Posthumous Course of Swift’s Patriotic Reputation”
Meyers,
Jeffrey. “Swift and
Kafka”
Miller,
Susan
Fisher. “‘The Gentlemen at
Large’: Dublin Castle,
Trinity College,
and Jonathan Swift”
Philmus,
Robert
M. “Dryden’s
‘Cousin Swift’ Re-examined”
Rawson,
Claude. “Swift, les
femmes et l’éducation des femmes”
Real,
Hermann
J. “A New Letter
from Swift: His Answer to the Earl of Strafford, 29 March 1735, Recovered”
Rogers,
Pat. “Comic Maid-Servants in Swift and Smollett:
The Proverbial Idiom of Humphry Clinker”
Stewart,
Wendy. “The Poetical Trade of
Favours: Swift, Mary
Barber, and the Counterfeit Letters”
Sundell,
Kirsten
Ewart. “‘A savage and
unnatural Taste’: Anglo-Irish
Imitations of A Modest Proposal,
1730-31”
Wood,
Nigel. “Jonathan Swift: Gulliver’s
Travels”
Thomson:
Jung,
Sandro. “Love and Honour in James
Thomson’s Tancred and Sigismunda (1745)”
Trotter:
Kelley,
Anne. “‘In Search of
Truths Sublime’: Reason and the Body in the Writings of Catherine
Trotter”
King,
Heather. “‘Be Mistress of Your
Self, and Firm to
Virtue’: Female Friendship in Catherine Trotter’s The Unhappy
Penitent (1701)”
Warburton:
McLaverty,
James. “Warburton’s False Comma:
Reason and Virtue
in Pope’s Essay on Man”
Young:
May,
James
E. “Edward Young’s Responses to
Jonathan Swift”
Miscellaneous:
Achinstein,
Sharon. “Romance of the Spirit:
Female Sexuality and
Religious Desire in Early Modern England”
Armitage,
David. “‘That excellent forme of
Government’: New
Light on Locke and Carolina”
Baer,
Joel
H. “Penelope Aubin and the Pirates
of Madagascar:
Biographical Notes and Documents”
Berg,
Maxine. “In Pursuit of Luxury:
Global History and
British Consumer Goods in the Eighteenth Century”
Bhowmik,
Urmi. “Facts and Norms in the
Marketplace of Print:
John Dunton’s Athenian Mercury”
Canfield,
J.
Douglas. “Catholic Conspirators
in English Comedy of
the Glorious Revolution”
Carlisle,
Susan. “Charlotte Lennox’s
Birth Date
and Place”
Caudwell,
James. “Duncan Cambell”
Cohen,
Michèle. “The Grand Tour:
Language, National Identity and Masculinity”
Downes,
Melissa
K. “Ladies of Ill-Repute:
The South Sea
Bubble, The Caribbean,
and The Jamaica Lady”
Duff,
Virginia
M. “Early English Women
Novelists Testify to the
Law’s Manifest Cruelties Against Women Before the
Marriage Act of 1753”
Duff,
Virginia
M. “‘[F]allen by mistaken
rules’: Anne Finch’s
‘The Bird and the Arras’
and the
Subtle Indictment of
Domestic Confinement and Marriage Law”
Evans,
James
E. “Libertine
Gamblers in Late Stuart Comedy”
Gadeken,
Sara. “‘A Method of Being Perfectly
Happy’:
Technologies of Self in the Eighteenth-Century Female Community”
Goulding,
Susan. “‘Mourn, Mourn,
Ye Muses’: Eighteenth-Century Women as Elegists”
Guthrie,
Neil. “‘The Memorial of the
Chevalier de St.
George’ (1726): Ambiguity and Intrigue in the Jacobite
Propaganda War”
Hayden,
Judy
A. “From Caroline
Tears to Carolean Laughter:
Re-Historicizing the Restoration of Charles II”
Jackson,
MacD.
P. “Plays and
Pies: Seventeenth-Century Predecessors of Warburton’s Cook”
Jones,
Clyve. “Jacobites under the Beds: Bishop Francis Atterbury, the Earl of Sunderland
and the Westminster
School
Dormitory Case of 1721”
Jordan,
Sally. “Gentry Catholicism in the Thames
Valley, 1660-1780”
Katritzky,
Linde. “Subtle Satire: Gottleib
Wilhelm Rabener and
the Influence of English Satirists”
Kennedy,
Deborah. “The Ruined Abbey in the
Eighteenth Century”
Love,
Harold. “Charles, Viscount Mordaunt
and ‘The ladies’
march’”
Lund,
Roger
D. “Infectious Wit:
Metaphor,
Atheism, and the Plague in Eighteenth-Century London”
McMurran,
Mary
Helen. “National
or Transnational? The Eighteenth-Century
Novel”
Neiderhoff,
Burkhard. “The Restoration
Tradition of Paradox”
Noble,
Yvonne. “Attributions and
Misattributions to Edward
Phillips, Theatre Writer of the 1730s, with Some Remarks on Thomas
Phillips,
Theatre Writer of the 1730s”
Overton,
Bill. “The Subscription
List for Jean Adam’s Miscellany Poems
(1734)”
Palmeri,
Frank. “History, Nation, and the
Satiric Almanac,
1660-1760”
Pask,
Kevin. “Plagiarism and the Originality of National
Literature: Gerard Langbaine”
Robertson,
Randy. “Charles Blount, Plotter”
Rogers,
Pat.
“John Oldmixon’s
Family Again”
Runge,
Laura
L. “Beauty and Gallantry: A
Model of Polite
Conversation Revisited”
Smith,
Amy
Elizabeth. “Naming the
Un-’Familiar’: Formal Letters and
Travel Narratives in Late Seventeenth- and
Eighteenth-Century Britain”
Smith,
Hannah. “The Idea of a
Protestant Monarchy in Britain
1714-1760”
Thorne,
Christian. “Providence
in the Early Novel, or Accident If You Please”
Tobin,
Beth
Fowkes. “Tropical
Bounty, Local Knowledge, and the Imperial Georgic”
Wallace,
Beth Kowaleski. “A
Modest Defense of Gaming Women”
Williamson,
Karina. “From Heavenly Harmony to
Eloquent Silence:
Representations of World Order from Dryden to Shelley”
BOOK
REVIEWS
Henry
Fielding. Contributions
to The Champion and Related Writings,
ed. William B. Coley
---. Plays,
Volume I, 1728-1731, ed. Thomas Lockwood
Cambridge Companion to
Jonathan Swift, ed. Christopher
Fox
Charles
A.
Knight. The
Literature of Satire
Raymond
Stephanson. The Yard of Wit: Male Creativity and
Sexuality, 1650-1750
John Dryden
(1631-1700): His Politics, His Plays, and His Poets, ed. Claude
Rawson and
Aaron Santesso
Ronald
Paulson. Hogarth’s
Harlot: Sacred Parody in Enlightenment England
The English
Short-Title Catalogue: Past,
Present, Future, ed. Henry L. Snyder
and Michael S. Smith
Frank
Palmeri. Satire, History, Novel: Narrative Forms,
1665-1815
Scott
Paul
Gordon. The
Power of the Passive Self in English Literature, 1640-1770
Ellen
Pollak. Incest
and the English Novel 1684-1814
Selected Works
of Eliza Haywood I:
Vol. 1: Miscellaneous Writings, 1725‑43,
ed. Alexander Pettit. Vol. 2: Epistles for the Ladies, ed. Alexander Pettit and Christine Blouch. The Wife, The Husband, and The Young
Lady,
ed. Alexander Pettit and
Margo Collins
Selected Works
of Eliza Haywood II:
Vol. 1: The Historiographer (A Companion
to the Theatre, Volume 1) and The
Parrot, ed. Christine Blouch, Alexander Pettit, and Rebecca Sayers
Hanson.
Vols. 2 & 3: The Female
Spectator,
Volumes 1 and 2 and The Female
Spectator, Volumes 3 and 4, ed. Kathryn R. King and
Alexander
Pettit
The Shandean:
An Annual Volume Devoted
to Laurence Sterne and His Works, ed. Peter de Voogd
BOOKS BRIEFLY NOTED
Pat
Rogers.
The Symbolic Design of ‘Windsor-Forest’:
Iconography, Pageant, and Prophecy in Pope’s Early Work
Moyra
Haslett. Pope to
Burney, 1714-1779: Scriblerians to Bluestockings
James
McLaverty. Pope,
Print and Meaning
Christopher
Yu.
Nothing to Admire: The Politics of Poetic Satire from Dryden to
Merrill
Philip
Smallwood. Reconstructing
Criticism: Pope’s Essay on Criticism and
the Logic of Definition
Anne
Fugler.
Errant Plagiary: The Life and Writing of Lady Sarah Cowper
1644-1720
Daniel
Defoe. The
Political History of the Devil, ed. Irving N. Rothman and R.
Michael
Bowerman
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