II. — OUVRAGES GENERAUX TRAITANT INCIDEMMENT DE COWLEY À

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try. With Characters and Censures of the most considerable Poets, whether ancient or modern. Extracted out of the best and choicest criticks. London. 1694.

RyYMER (T.). — Monsieur Rapin’s Reflections on Aristotle’s Treatise of Poesie, containing the necessary, rational, and universal rules for Epick, Dramatick, and the other sorts of Poetry. With reflections on the Works of the ancient and modern Poels, and their faults noted. Made English by Mr. Rymer; by whom is added some reflections on English Poets. London. 1694.

DENNIS (John). — À large Account of the Taste in Poetry. London. 1702. (W. H. Durham. Critical Essays of the Eighteenth Century, D1192S0)

DENNIS (John). — The Grounds of Criticism in Poetry, contained in some new Discoveries never made before, requisite for the writing and judging of poems surely. Being a preliminary to a larger work design’'d to be published in folio, and intituled : « À Criticism upon our most celebrated English Poets deceased. >» London. 1704.

CowarD (William). — Licentia Poetica discuss’d; or, the true test of Poetry. Without which it is difficult to judge of, or compose, «a correct English Poem. To which are added critical Observations on the principal antient and modern Poets. Viz. Homer, Horace, Virgil, Milton, Waller, Cowley, Dryden, etc. as frequently liable to just censure. À Poem... London. 1709.

FELTON (H.). — À Dissertation on reading the Classicks, and forming a just style. Written in the year 1709... The second edition, with large additions. London. 1715. (1° éd. 1713.)

GiLpoN (Charles). — The Laws of Poetry, as laid down by the Duke of Buckinghamshire in his Essay on Poetry, by the Earl of Roscommon in his Essay on translated Verse, and by the Lord Lansdowne on Unnatural Flights in Poetry, explained and illustrated. London. 1721.

OLoMixoN (John). — The Arts of Logick and Rhetorick, illustrated by example taken out of the best authors, antient and modern, in all the polite languages. Interpreted-and explained by that learned and judicious critick, Father Bouhours, to which are added parallel quotations out of the most eminent English authors in verse and prose; wherein the like observations are made on their beaulies and blemishes, in all the various kinds of thought and expression... London, 1728.

GERARD (Alexander). — An Essay on Taste. The second edition, with corrections and additions. Edinburgh. 1764. (1'° éd. 1759.) Homes (H. Lord Kames). — Elements of Criticism. Edinburgh. 1762. BEATTIE (James). — Essays. Edinburgh. 1776. (On Poetry and Music, as they affect the Mind.) , CAMPBELL (George). — The Philosophy of Rheloric. À new edition,

with the authors last additions and corrections. Edinburgh. 1816. (1'° éd. 1776.) KNox (V.). — Essays, moral and literary. London. 1779. (Essai 7 : On the merits of Cowley as a poet, pp. 75-85.) WARTON (Joseph). — An Essay on the genius and Writings of Pope. The fifth ed. corrected. To which is added an index. London. 1806. + :

(Œn particulier vol. II, pp. 39-45. Le premier volume parut en 1757, le second en 1782.) HAYLEY (W.). — An Essay on Epic Poetry; in five epistles to the Rev. Mr. Mason. London. 1782.

BLaïr (Hugh). — Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres. London. BRyDGEs (Sir Egerton). —— Censura Literaria. Containing titles, abs-

tracts, and opinions of old English Books, with original disquisitions, articles of biography, and other literary antiquities. London. 1815. (2nd ed., vol. VI, p. 347, sq. et vol. III, p. 291, sq. 1° éd., 1805-1809.)

HazLziTr (W.). — The Collected Works of William Hazlitt. Edited by AC Re: Waller, and Arnold Glover. With an introduction by W. E. Henley. In 12 vols. London. 1902.

(Cf. surtout, vol. VIIL, Lectures on the English Comic Writers, lecture III : On Cowley, Butler, Suckling, Etherege, etc…., 1819.)

NEELE (H.). — Lectures on English Poetry from the reign of Edward

the Third lo the time of Burns and Cowper… London. 1839. (Conférences données en 1827.)

HazLAM (H.). — Introduction to the Literature of Europe, in the fif-

teenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries. London. 1839. (Voi. III, pp. 493-495, et vol. IV, pp. 446 et 531.)

BrowniNG (Elizabeth Barrett). — The Book of the Poets. (Complete poetical Works. With an introduction combining biography and appreciation. By Lilian Whiting. New-York. 1919. (New Century Library), vol. II, pp. 300-302).

(La notice sur Cowley a paru dans The Atheneum, August 6

Howzrrr (William). — Homes and Haunts of the most eminent British Poets. New-York. 1847. (pp. 40-45.)

Hunr (Leigh). — Men, Women, and Books : À Selection of Sketches, Essays, and critical Memoirs from his uncollected Prose Wri-

tings. À new edition. London. 1891. (Cowley and Thomson, pp. 223-227 (1'° éd. 1847).

Hunr (Leigh). — The Town; its memorable characters and events. A new edition. London. 1859, p. 116... (1'° éd. 1848).

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MASTERMAN (TJ. H. B.), — The Age of Milton... With an introduction by J. Bass Mullinger. London. 1909 (5th ed., p. 129, sq, et 234. 1'° éd. 1897) (Handbooks of English Literature.)

HoMEr-SmMiTH, — Pasloral Influence in the English Drama. (Publicalions of the Modern Language Association of America. 1897. (Vol. XII, pp. 443-449.)

GAYLEY (C. M.) and ScorrT (F. N.). — An Introduction to the Methods and Materials of Lilerary Criticism. The basis in Aesthetics and Poetics. Boston. 1899. (pp. 397-398.)

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11. Le théâtre et la critique. Etude sur les relations littéraires de la France et de l'Angleterre, surtout dans la seconde moitié du dix-septième siècle. Paris. 1906. (1, p. 211...; IT, p. 304...)

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Vol. VI, ch. XII, p. 326. University Plays. By F. S. Boas.

Vol. VII, ch. III, pp. 61-70. Writers of the Couplet. By A. Hamilton Thompson.

Vol. VIL, ch. XI, p. 259. Jacobean and Caroline Criticism. By J. E. Spingarn.

Vol. VII, ch. XVI, pp. 377-379. The Essay and the Beginning of Modern English Prose. By A. A. Tilley.

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LeGouis (E.) et CazaMïaN (L.). — Histoire de la Littérature Anglaise. Paris. 1924. (pp. 550-554 : la poésie de Cowley; pp. 668-669 : la prose.)

MooRE-SMITH (G. C.). — College-plays performed in the University of

Cambridge. London. 1925. (p. 90, sq) LeGouis (Pierre). — André Marvell, poète, puritain, patriote. 1621-1678. Paris. 1928.

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De nombreuses références à Cowley sont contenues dans les périodiques suivants :

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The Spectator. Edited by G. Gregory-Smith. London. 1897.

(Les allusions à Cowley sont innombrables. Qu'il suffise de rappeler l’article célèbre d’Addison sur « Mixt Wit » dans le n° 62 (11-5-1711), ou encore celui de Steele sur lhumilité de Cowley (n° 114, 11-7-1711).)

The Gentleman’s Magazine. London.

(Cf. surtout June 1732 (vol. Il); March 1776 (vol. XLVI); Ce

tober 1779 (vol. XLIX); October 1787 (vol. LVIÏ). The London Magazine. London.

(Cf. August 1754, vol. XXII, pp. 342-4.) The Monthly Review. London.

(Allusions nombreuses à Cowley. À signaler un articie sur les Morceaux Choisis de Hurd (January 1773, vol. XLVIII, pp. 10-18), et un autre sur l'édition des Poètes Anglais de Johnson (July 1779, vol. LXI, pp. 1-10).)

The Critical Review. London.

(Cf. vol. LXIX. p. 392, 1790 ; and vol. XXIX. p. 104, 1770 ; vol. XXXIV.: p 451, 1772...)

The Edinburgh Review. London.

(Contient de nombreuses allusions à Cowley. Cf. en particulier vol. XXXIII, May 1820; vol. LIX, April 1834; vol. CII, July 1855, et October 1855; vol. CXX, October 1864; vol. CXL, October 1874...)

The Quarterly Review. London.

(De nombreuses allusions. Cf. surtout, vol. X, October 1813, à propos de R. Bland: Collections of the Greek Anthology; vol. XII, October 1814, à propos des English Poets, de Chalmers; vol. CCNIII, January 1908, à propos des Vies de Johnson.)

Blackwood’s Magazine. Edinburgh.

(Cf. surtout January 1820, vol. VI, pp. 368-9 : « On the Pro-

gressive Change of Poetical Style ».)