The prince of poets ; essays on Edmund Spenser. Edited by John R. Elliott, Jr.

Contributor Elliott, John R, comp.

Imprint:New York : New York University Press, 1968.

Descriptionxix, 332 p. ; 22 cm.

Note:Part I. THE POETS' POET: criticisms of Spenser from his contemporaries -- Part II. THE CRITICS' POET: On Chaucer and Spenser / William Hazlitt -- Spenser / James Russell Lowell -- Part III. THE SCHOLAR'S POET: Spenser: the poet and teacher / Edward Dowden -- Spenser's philosophy / W.L. Renwick -- PART IV. THE MINOR POEMS: Colin Clout / William Nelson -- The Amoretti: "most goodly temperature" / Louis L. Martz -- Thought's astonishment and the dark conceits of Spenser's Amoretti / Robert Kellogg -- Spenser and the Epithalamic convention / Thomas M. Greene -- From earthly love to heavenly love / Robert Ellrodt -- Part V. THE FAERIE QUEENE: Gothic unity in The Faerie Queene / Richard Hurd -- Preface to The Faerie Queene / John Upton -- Allegory in The Faerie Queene / Graham Hough -- The nature of Spenser's allegory / A.C. Hamilton -- The cave of mammon / Frank Kermode -- The image of Britomart / Thomas P. Roche, Jr. -- Mutabilitie and the cycle of the months / Sherman Hawkins.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references.

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