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foreword
chapter 1  the old english £¨anglo-saxon£©period¡¤beowulf¡¤themiddle english period beowulf¡¤the middle english period
chapter 2  chaucer¡¤the pre elizabethan period¡¤more
chapter 3  the elizabethan age¡¤spenser¡¤sidney¡¤marlowe
chapter 4  shakespeare¡¤bacon¡¤jonson¡¤king james' bible
chapter 5  the 17th century¡¤donne¡¤milton¡¤dryden¡¤bunyan¡¤therestoration theater
chapter 6  the classicage¡¤pope¡¤johnson¡¤gray¡¤goldsmith¡¤sheridan
chapter 7  movement towardromanticism¡¤thomson¡¤young¡¤cowper, crabbe¡¤blake¡¤bums
chapter 8  18th-centuryfiction¡¤swift¡¤defoe¡¤richardson¡¤fielding¡¤sterne¡¤smollett
chapter 9  the romanticperiod¡¤wordsworth¡¤coleridge¡¤scott¡¤austen
chapter 10  byron¡¤shelley¡¤keats
chapter 11  the victorian period¡¤victorianprose¡¤carlyle¡¤mill¡¤newman
chapter 12  victorian fiction¡¤dickens¡¤thackeray
chapter 13  charlotte and emily bronte¡¤meredith
chapter 14  george eliot¡¤trollope¡¤butler
chapter 15  hardy¡¤gissing¡¤moore¡¤wilde¡¤stevenson
chapter 16  victorian poetry¡¤tennyson¡¤browning¡¤arnold
chapter 17  clough¡¤hopkins¡¤edward fitzgerald's rubaiyat¡¤theaesthetic movement
chapter 18  victorian drama¡¤shaw¡¤wilde
chapter 19  the early 20th century¡¤the edwardians¡¤thegeorgians¡¤the war poets
chapter 20  the 1920s¡¤woolf¡¤joyce
chapter 21  lawrence¡¤yeats¡¤imagism¡¤t. s. eliot
chapter 22  poetry of the 1930s¡¤auden¡¤the audenicgroup¡¤thomas¡¤empson
chapter 23  fiction of the1930s¡¤huxley¡¤orweu¡¤waugh¡¤greene¡¤isherwood
chapter 24  postwar poetry
chapter 25  postwar fiction
chapter 26  postwar drama
notes and references
index