Eighteenth-century English Literature

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This study isolates the literary ideals of the eighteenth century from the development of political satire to the emergence of the gothic novel noting the rise of the novel as a literary genre and the comparative decline of the genres of the epic and tragedy. The writers are placed in their political social and cultural context and a bibliography and chronological table are provided to enable the student to gain a wider view of the subject.