OF ENGLISH POETRY, FROM THE CLOSE OF THE ELEVENTH CENTURY TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, THREE DISSERTATIONS: 1. OF THE ORIGIN OF ROMANTIC FICTION IN EUROPE. 2. ON THE INTRODUCTION OF LEARNING INTO ENGLAND. BY THOMAS WARTON, B.D. FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES, AND FROM THE EDITION OF 1824 SUPERINTENDED BY THE LATE RICHARD PRICE, Esq. INCLUDING THE NOTES OF MR. RITSON, DR. ASHBY, MR. DOUCE, AND OF ENGLISH POETRY, FROM THE CLOSE OF THE ELEVENTH CENTURY TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, THREE DISSERTATIONS: OF THE ORIGIN OF ROMANTIC FICTION IN EUROPE. 2. ON THE INTRODUCTION OF LEARNING INTO ENGLAND. 3. ON THE GESTA ROMANORUM. BY THOMAS WARTON, B.D. FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES, AND FROM THE EDITION OF 1824 SUPERINTENDED BY THE LATE RICHARD PRICE, Esq. INCLUDING THE NOTES OF MR. RITSON, DR. ASHBY, MR. DOUCE, AND |