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department for ladies 303 ψ י it י יג י 7ד Literature towards the revival of romance The Romantic Tt f'"fff Γ "f Τ י ז י-י conception of Life and Art considered The cause of its development in the 18th century Its relations with sentiment and sentimentality with naturalism with realism The progress of the movement in its struggle with the con- ventional 18th century criticism as it is to be traced in study of the poetry of Dyer Blair Young Collins Gray Percy7 Reliques McPher sorts Ossian Chatter ton Goldsmith and Cowper Romanticism and Revolution in Burns and Blake Easter Term The Poets of the Revolution Studies in the poetry of Wordsworth Coleridge Keats Byron and Shelley with special attention to their attitude with regard to the French Revolution and its ideas Their conception of poetry and its influence upon their treatment of Nature and Human Life The distinguishing qualities of this Romanticism The criticism of the peiiod as expressed in Wordsworth Prefaces etc Coleridge Hazlitt and Lamb REV PROFESSOR SHUTTLEWORTH XKE Thursday 12 noon Studies in three teachers of modern England Michaelmas Term Thomas Carlyle Prose Poetry Sartor Resartus History The French Revolution History Oliver Cromwell Biography Frederick the Great Biography Heroes and Hero-Worship Social Life Past and Present Subjects prescribed for Matriculution London 1899 Subjects prescribed for Intermediate 13 Α London 1899 Subjects prescribed for Intermediate Honours London 1899 Subjects prescribed for Intermediate Sc London 1899 II Subjects prescribed for Final Pass London 1899 If Subjects prescribed for Final Pass Sc London 99 Subjects prescribed for Honours London 1899