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Type(s) de contenu et mode(s) de consultation : Texte noté : sans médiation
Titre(s) : London [Texte imprimé] : a history in verse / edited by Mark Ford
Publication : Cambridge, Mass. : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, c2012
Description matérielle : 1 vol. (XXVII-745 p.) ; 25 cm
Comprend : John Gower ; Confessio amantis --William Langland ; The vision of piers plowman --Geoffrey
Chaucer ; The Canterbury tales --Thomas Hoccleve ; La male regle de T ; Hoccleue --John
Lydgate ; King Henry VI's triumphal entry into London --Anon. (15th century) ; London
lickpenny --John Skelton ; Collyn Clout --Anon. (1500?) ; "London, thou art of townes
A perse" --Sir Thomas Wyatt ; "Tagus, farewell, that westward with thy streams" ;
"Who list his wealth and ease retain" --Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey ; "London, hast
thou accusèd me" --Anne Askew ; The ballad which Anne Askew made and sang when she
was in Newgate --George Turberville ; The lover to the Thames of London, to favour
his lady passing thereon --Isabella Whitney ; The manner of her will, and what she
left to London and to all those in it, at her departing --Edmund Spenser ; Prothalamion
--George Peele ; King Edward the first --Chidiock Tichborne ; Tichborne's elegy --Michael
Drayton ; Poly-olbion --William Shakespeare ; Henry VI, part II ; Henry V ; from Henry
VIII --Thomas Nashe ; Summer's last will and testament --Everard Guilpin ; Skialetheia
--Ben Jonson ; The devil in an ass ; On the famous voyage --John Donne ; Satire 1
; To Mr. E. G. ; Epithalamion made at Lincoln's inn ; Satire 4 ; Twickenham garden
--
John Taylor ; The sculler ; from Sir Gregory Nonsense's news from no place --Philip
Massinger ; The city madam --Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher ; The knight of the
burning pestle --Francis Beaumont ; Letter to Ben Johnson ; On the tombs in Westminster
Abbey --Thomas Freeman ; London's progress --W. Turner ; Turner's dish of Lenten stuff,
or a Gallimaufry --Abraham Holland ; London, look back --Robert Herrick ; An ode for
him [Ben Jonson] ; His return to London ; His tears to Thamasis --Anon. (1640s, pub.
1662) ; London sad London : an echo --Edmund Waller ; On the statue of King Charles
I at Charing Cross ; On St. James's park, as lately improved by his majesty --John
Milton ; When the assault was intended to the city --Thomas Jordan ; The cheaters
cheated ; from The triumphs of London ; A song sung at the lord mayor's table in honour
of the city and the goldsmith's company --Sir John Denham ; Cooper's hill --Abraham
Cowley ; The civil war --Richard Lovelace ; To Althea, from prison : song --Simon
Ford ; London's resurrection --Henry Vaughan ; A rhapsody --Anon. (17th century) ;
The cries of London --Andrew Marvell ; An Horatian ode upon Cromwell's return from
Ireland --John Dryden ; Annus Mirabilis ; from MacFlecknoe --Anon. (pub. 1680) ; In
the fields of Lincoln's inn --John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester ; A letter from Artemisa
in the town to Chloe in the country ; Song ("Quoth the duchess of Cleveland to counselor
knight") ; A ramble in St. James's park --
John Oldham ; A satire in imitation of the third of juvenal --Anon. (1684) ; A winter
wonder: or, The Thames frozen over, with remarks on the resort there --Anon. (1684)
; The wonders of the deep --Pierre Antoine Motteux ; A song --Jonathan Swift ; A description
of the morning ; A description of a city shower ; Clever Tom Clinch ; A beautiful
young nymph going to bed ; from On poetry : a rhapsody --John Gay ; Trivia : or, The
art of walking the streets of London ; from The beggar's opera --Anon. (pub. 1719)
; The fair lass of Islington --Alexander Pope ; The alley : an imitation of Spenser
; A farewell to London in the year 1715 ; Epistle to Miss Bount, on her leaving the
town, after the coronation ; from The dunciad --Lady Mary Wortley Montagu ; Six town
eclogues --Elizabeth Tollet ; On the prospect from Westminster bridge, March 1750
--John Bancks ; A description of London --Anon. (1739) ; Hail, London! --Samuel Johnson
; London --Nursery Rhymes (pub. 18th-19th centuries) ; London bridge ; Oranges and
lemons ; "Pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been?" ; "Poussie, poussie, baudrons"
; "Up at Piccadilly oh!" ; "See-saw, sacradown" ; "Upon Paul's steeple stands a tree"
; "As I was going o'er London bridge" ; "As I was going o'er London bridge" [sic]
; "I had a little hobby horse, it was well shod" ; Pop goes the weasel --William Whitehead
; The sweepers --Oliver Goldsmith ; Description of an author's bedchamber --William
Cowper ; The task --Charles Jenner ; Twon eclogues --Anna Letitia Barbauld ; Song
for the London volunteers ; West End fair --Charles Dibdin ; The jolly young waterman
; Poll of wapping --Hannah More ; The gin-shop: or, A peep into prison --
Mary Robinson ; London's summer morning --William Blake ; Holy Thursday ; The chimney
sweeper ; from Jerusalem --Joanna Baillie ; London --William Wordsworth ; The farmer
of Tilsbury Vale ; The reverie of poor Susan ; Composed upon Westminster bridge, September
3, 1802 ; from The prelude --James Smith and Horace Smith ; Horace in London --Leigh
Hunt ; To Hampstead ; Description of Hampstead --Lord Byron ; Childe Harold's pilgrimage
; from Don Juan --Percy Bysshe Shelley ; Letter to Maria Gisborne ; from Peter Bell
the third --John Hamilton Reynolds ; Sonnet --John Keats ; "To one who has been long
in city pent" ; On seeing the Elgin marbles ; Lines on the Mermaid tavern --Thomas
Hood ; Moral reflections on the cross of St. Paul's ; The lord mayor's show ; SSonnetto
Vauxhall ; The workhouse clock : an allegory --Letitia Elizabeth Landon ; Scenes in
London : Piccadilly--Winthrop Mackworth Praed ; Goodnight to the season --Elizabeth
Barrett Browning ; Aurora Leigh --Alfred, Lord Tennyson ; In memoriam ; from Ode on
the death of duke of Wellington ; Cleopatra's needle --Anon. (1851) ; Have you been
to the crystal palace? --Robert Browning ; Waring --Edward Lear ; There was an old
person of Putney ; ; There was an old man of Blackheath ; ; There was a young person
of Kew ; ; There was an old person of Bow ; ; There was a young lady of Greenwich
; ; There was an old person of Ealing ; ; There was an old person of Bromley ; ; There
was an old person of Sheen ; ; There was an old man of Thames Ditton --Arthur Hugh
Clogh ; To the great metropolis ; ; In the great metropolis ; "Blessed are those who
have not seen" ; ; "Ye flags of Piccadilly" --
Note(s) : Includes bibliographical references (p. 727-734) and index
Autre(s) auteur(s) : Ford, Mark (1962-....). Éditeur scientifique
Sujet(s) : Londres (GB)
Genre ou forme : Poésie
Anthologies
Identifiants, prix et caractéristiques : ISBN 9780674065680 (alk. paper). - ISBN 0674065689 (alk. paper) (rel.)
Identifiant de la notice : ark:/12148/cb42730803t
Notice n° :
FRBNF42730803
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