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London , 1924 . Gosse , Edmund . The Jacobean Poets . New York , 1894 . Seventeenth Century Studies . New York , 1897 . Greenlaw , Edwin . " The New Science and English Literature in the Seventeenth Century , " in the Johns Hopkins ...
London , 1924 . Gosse , Edmund . The Jacobean Poets . New York , 1894 . Seventeenth Century Studies . New York , 1897 . Greenlaw , Edwin . " The New Science and English Literature in the Seventeenth Century , " in the Johns Hopkins ...
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London , 1896 ; also 1904 . Works . Ed . by L. C. Martin . 2 vols . Oxford , 1914 . Blunden , Edmund . On the Poems of Henry Vaughan . London , 1927 . Holmes , Elizabeth . Henry Vaughan and the Hermetic Philosophy . Oxford , 1932 .
London , 1896 ; also 1904 . Works . Ed . by L. C. Martin . 2 vols . Oxford , 1914 . Blunden , Edmund . On the Poems of Henry Vaughan . London , 1927 . Holmes , Elizabeth . Henry Vaughan and the Hermetic Philosophy . Oxford , 1932 .
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London , 1932 . Iredale , Queenie . Thomas Traherne . Oxford , 1935 . Willett , Gladys E. Traherne , an Essay . Cambridge , 1919 . CHARLES SACKVILLE , EARL OF DORSET Works of the Most Celebrated Minor Poets . 2 vols . London , 1749 .
London , 1932 . Iredale , Queenie . Thomas Traherne . Oxford , 1935 . Willett , Gladys E. Traherne , an Essay . Cambridge , 1919 . CHARLES SACKVILLE , EARL OF DORSET Works of the Most Celebrated Minor Poets . 2 vols . London , 1749 .
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