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work_ujepbzqsmvcn3cqpqy2q4uf45q	Chris Jones	Anglo-Saxonism in Nineteenth-Century Poetry	2010.0	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6444	475	63	Anglo-Saxonism in Nineteenth-Century Poetry in the poetry of William Wordsworth, Walter Scott, Alfred Tennyson, Lewis Carroll, Ages, and in particular the recovery and reception of Anglo-Saxon, or Old English less analytical than Frantzen's work, Hall ('Anglo-Saxon Studies in the Nineteenth form, the expression of subsequent English (or British, or Anglo-Saxon American) the Anglo-Saxons as proto-English, stating at the beginning of his work: 'The present During that period which it is the office of this work to commemorate, it [Anglo-Saxon poetry] sustained overview of the use of Anglo-Saxon in nineteenth-century poetry, but only essay on the topic, 'The Anglo-Saxons: fact and fiction', notes 'in the nineteenth century, later English poetry are written back over the imagined literature of the Anglo-Saxons. Thus the dominant form of twentieth-century poetic Anglo-Saxonism is However, a more distinctively nineteenth-century form of poetic Anglo-Saxonism English: Anglo-Saxon Studies in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.	./cache/work_ujepbzqsmvcn3cqpqy2q4uf45q.pdf	./txt/work_ujepbzqsmvcn3cqpqy2q4uf45q.txt