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Williamson, George.
Title
The proper wit of poetry.
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London : Faber & Faber, 1961.
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BJL 6th Floor
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Author
Williamson, George.
Subject
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism -- Modern.
Jacobean poetry -- History.
English literature -- History and criticism.
English prose -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Satire -- History -- Criticism.
English humour -- History.
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0000p.
Author
Williamson, George.
Subject
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism -- Modern.
Jacobean poetry -- History.
English literature -- History and criticism.
English prose -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Satire -- History -- Criticism.
English humour -- History.
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LOAN TYPE
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BJL 6th Floor
PR 541 W7
8 WEEK LOAN
AVAILABLE
Subject
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism.
English poetry -- History and criticism -- Modern.
Jacobean poetry -- History.
English literature -- History and criticism.
English prose -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Satire -- History -- Criticism.
English humour -- History.
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0000p.
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