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It is the only anthology which includes all thirty-one English
lyrics from MS Harley 2253, all the verses by Friar Herebert
printed in Brown XIV, and all the important poems given in Robbins'
Secular Lyrics. In all there are 245 lyrics, arranged thematically.
To make these delightful poems accessible to the modern reader, the
editors have removed many of the orthographic impediments inherent
in Middle English verse and have modernized punctuation,
capitalization, and obsolete letters while scrupulously seeking to
retain the substantive integrity of the poems. "Critical and
Historical Backgrounds" are provided in essays by Peter Dronke,
Stephen Manning, Raymond Oliver, and Rosemary Woolf. In a special
section, six poems are singled out for critical comment by A. K.
Moore, Edmund Reiss, D. W. Robertson, Jr., E. T. Donaldson, John
Speirs, Thomas Jemielity, D. G. Halliburton, Leo Spitzer, and
others. Two of these lyrics, "Maiden in the mor lay" and "I sing of
a maiden," are discussed by four different scholars. In all,
twenty-five poems are discussed in the essays. The volume also
includes a list of Abbreviations, a Table of Textual Sources and
Dates, a Select Bibliography, and an Index of First Lines.
El Imperativo Espiritual muestra que, al contrario de lo que piensa
la mayoria de la gente, la historia tiene orden, direccion y
sentido y el futuro es tan predecible como el tiempo de hoy.
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