
Historical Manual of English Prosody
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Authors:
- Saintsbury, George
1845 - 1933
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In the early 20th century, the study of English poetry underwent a transformative phase, prompting scholars to delve into its intricate structures. "Historical Manual of English Prosody" by George Saintsbury provides a comprehensive analysis of poetic forms, emphasizing the rhythm and meter that define English verse. This essential text explores unique elements such as the significance of iambic pentameter and the role of rhyme schemes, offering readers a clear framework for understanding poetic composition. Ideal for students, educators, and literary enthusiasts, this manual serves as both a scholarly resource and a historical reference, illuminating the evolution of English prosody. Discover the rich tapestry of poetic tradition through Saintsbury's insightful examination.
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