An edition of Essays and addresses
(1940)
Essays and addresses
by Herbert John Clifford Grierson
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Table of Contents
Address at the presentation to Aberdeen Grammar School of a statue of Lord Byron, 1923.
Preface to a collection of ancient Chinese parables, 1924.
Scott and Carlyle (the substance of an address to the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club, 1927)
A note upon the "Samson Agonistes" of John Milton and "Samson of Heilige Wraeck" by Joost van den Vondel, 1930.
Carlyle and Hitler (the Adamson lecture in the University of Manchester, 1930)
Robert Henryson (an address to the Scottish P.E.N. Club, at a Henryson dinner, 1933)
Lang, Lockhart, and biography (the Andrew Lang lecture in the University of St. Andrews, 1933)
Two Dutch poets (the Taylorian lecture in the University of Oxford, 1936)
The university and a liberal education (the rectorial address to the University of Edinburgh, 1937)
A review of "Pastoral poetry and pastoral drama," by Walter W. Greg, 1908.
Bacon's poem, "The world:" its date and relation to certain other poems, 1911.
A review of "The letters of Dorothy Osborne to William Temple," edited by G. C. Moore Smith, 1929.
A review of "La jeunesse de Swinburne," by Georges Lafourcade, 1930.
A review of "The later Wordsworth," by Edith C. Batho, 1934.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Reprint of the 1940 ed. published by Chatto & Windus, London.
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