ESSAYS AND STUDIES
BY MEMBERS OF
THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
COLLECTED BY A. C. BRADLEY
OXFORD
AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
1910
HENRY FROWDE, M.A.
PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
LONDON, EDINBURGH, NEW YORK
TORONTO AND MELBOURNE
PREFATORY NOTE
On behalf of the English Association I beg to thank the writers of these Essays and Studies for their gifts.
It will be understood that each writer is solely responsible for his own paper, and is responsible for it alone.
We hope that similar collections will follow annually.
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| I. | English place-names | 7 |
| Henry Bradley | ||
| II. | On the present state of English pronunciation | 42 |
| Robert Bridges | ||
| III. | Browning | 70 |
| W. P. Ker | ||
| IV. | Blind Harry's Wallace | 85 |
| George Neilson | ||
| V. | Shakespeare and the grand style | 113 |
| George Saintsbury | ||
| VI. | Some suggestions about bad poetry | 136 |
| Edith Sichel | ||
| VII. | Carlyle and his German masters | 168 |
| C. E. Vaughan | ||
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