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Geoffrey Hill (Critical Survey of Poetry)

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Lords of Limit: Essays on Literature and Ideas (1984) is a collection of literary criticism and essays, including work on rhythm in poetry, George Eliot, and Tory radicalism. The Enemy’s Country: Words, Contexture, and Other Circumstances of Language, (1991) is a monograph on the language of judgment, chiefly focusing on the poet John Dryden. It is a revision of Hill’s Clark Lectures at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1986. Geoffrey Hill also translated

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