English poetry, 1700-1780 : contemporaries of Swift and Johnson - Lindsay, David W.,. (London : Dent ; Totowa, N.J. : Rowman and Littlefield, 1974)
Pomfret J. The choice.--Philips J. The splendid shilling.--Watts, I. The day of judgement.--Philips. A. To the Earl of Dorset.--Gay J. Trivia.--Parnell, T. A night-piece on death.--Prior, M. Alma.--Ramsay, A. Lucky Spence's last advice.--Dyer, J. Grongar Hill.--Savage, R. The bastard.--Young, E. Of life, death, and immortality.--Shenstone, W. The schoolmistress.--Byrom, J. A dialogue between Sir John Jobson and Harry Homespun.--Macpherson, J. Oithona.--Churchill, C. The Rosciad.--Smart, C. A song to David.--Cunningham J. Newcastle beer.--Akenside, M. The pleasures of the imagination, book IV.--Chatterton, T. An excelente balade of charitie.--Fergusson, R. Hallow-fair.--Langhorne, J. The country justice, pt. II.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: English poetry -- 18th century