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William A. M. Peters
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An edition of Gerard Manley Hopkins: A Critical Essay towards the understanding of his Poetry (1948)

Gerard Manley Hopkins

a criticial essay towards the understanding of his poetry

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"And in 1948 William Peters, a Dutch Jesuit, did a linguistic analysis of the poetry that has not been bettered." -- Helen Vendler, LRB

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Publisher
Oxford Univ. Pr.
Language
English
Pages
213

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Subjects
Criticism, Poetry
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Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889)

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Gerard Manley Hopkins: a criticial essay towards the understanding of his poetry
1948, Oxford Univ. Pr.
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [188]-197.

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London

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Dewey Decimal Class
821/.8
Library of Congress
PR4803.H44 Z73

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Pagination
xviii, 213 p.
Number of pages
213

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OL14106444M

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