BY MEMBERS OF THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION VOL. IX COLLECTED BY THE LATE W. P. KER OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS London Edinburgh Glasgow Copenhagen OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Humphrey Milford GENERAL LIBRARY ATHENS GEORIA PRI3 E571 THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION President 1923-THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNT GREY Chairman of Committee-MR. E. V. LUCAS, LL.D. Hon. General Secretary-MR. GEORGE SAMPSON. Secretary-MR. A. V. HOUGHTON, 4 Buckingham Gate, S.W. 1. 2339.9 Printed in England THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WILLIAM PATON KER President 1915 THE Committee desire to add a tribute of their sincere appreciation of the late Professor W. P. Ker, more especially here in connexion with the volumes of Essays and Studies, of which he edited Volume III and had nearly completed the editing of this present Volume IX before his sudden death at Macugnaga in July. In addition he wrote Articles in Volume I (Browning), Volume VI (The Humanist Ideal), and Volume VIII (Hazlitt). President of the Association in 1915, a VicePresident for ten years, and a Member of the Committee, he rendered very valuable service to the Association both as Author of the Pamphlets on Romance (10); The Teaching of English at the Universities (26); and The Eighteenth Century (35), and by lecturing frequently to the Central Body and the various Branches. Great as is the loss of so distinguished a Master of so many Literatures, it is a lasting honour to the Association to have had his name on its List of Officers. CENERAL LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ATHENS, GEORGIA CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES Vols. I-IX, price 57s. 6d. the set; Vols. III-IX sold separately:-III-V, 68. net each; VI, 6s. 6d. net; VII-IX, 7s. 6d. net each. VOL. I, 1910 COLLECTED BY A, C. BRADLEY I. ENGLISH PLACE-NAMES. HENRY Bradley. II. ON THE PRESENT STATE OF ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION. ROBERT BRIDGES. III. BROWNING. W. P. KER. IV. BLIND HARRY'S WALLACE. GEORGE NEILSON. V. SHAKESPEARE AND THE GRAND STYLE. VI. SOME SUGGESTIONS ABOUT BAD POETRY. EDITH SICHEL. VII. CARLYLE AND HIS GERMAN MASTERS. C. E. VAUGHAN. VOL. II, 1911 COLLECTED BY H. C. BEECHING I. JANE AUSTEN. A. C. BRADLEY. II. RICHARDSON'S NOVELS AND THEIR INFLUENCE. F. S. Boas. III. THE LITERARY PLAY. C. E. Montague. IV. DESCRIPTION IN POETRY. A. CLUTTON-BROCK. V. THE GRAND STYLE: AN ATTEMPT AT A DEFINITION. VI. A YORKSHIRE FOLK-PLAY AND ITS ANALOGUES. VII. THE PARTICLE ING IN PLACE-NAMES. HENRY ALEXANDER. VOL. III, 1912 COLLECTED BY W. P. KER I. WHAT ENGLISH POETRY MAY STILL LEARN FROM GREEK. II. SOME CHILDISH THINGS. A. A. JACK. III. A LOVER'S COMPLAINT. J. W. MACKAIL. IV. ARNOLD AND HOMER. T. S. OMOND. V. KEATS'S EPITHETS. DAVID WATSON RANNIE. VI. DANTE AND THE GRAND STYLE. GEORGE SAINTSBURY. VII. BLAKE'S RELIGIOUS LYRICS. H. C. BEECHING. VOL. IV, 1913 COLLECTED BY C. H. HERFORD I. A NOTE ON DRAMATIC CRITICISM. J. E. SPINGARN. II. ENGLISH PROSE NUMBERS. O. ELTON. III. SOME UNCONSIDERED ELEMENTS IN ENGLISH PLACE- IV. PLATONISM IN SHELLEY. L. WINSTANLEY. V. DEFOE'S TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN. A. C. GUTHKELCH. VI. THE PLAYS OF MR. JOHN GALSWORTHY. A. R. SKEMP. VII. DRAMATIC TECHNIQUE IN MARLOWE. G. P. BAKER. 25723 |