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"The poet's time": Examination of John Milton's early works and Edmund Waller's poetry in the Caroline context	An Anglo-Indian in search of wisdom: W. D. Arnold's India pilgrimage

Dreadful plots: Conspiracy narratives and political struggle in early nineteenth-century British writing	Impassioned sarcasm and militant irony: An investigation into the evolving politics of satire

Ezra Pound: A jargoner's apprenticeship, with an appendix on the origin and significance of birds symbolism	How should poetry look? The printer's measure and poet's line

Crossing boundaries: Domestic fiction and nineteenth-century women's travel narratives	Uncovering and recovering the popular romance novel

Memory, monarchy and identity on the "scepter'd isle": Constructing identity through historical fiction in Renaissance England and France	The forest and social change in early modern English literature, 1590--1700

The Eastern Question, Western Europe, and the Balkans in fin-de-siecle literature	The women of the early modern Turk and Moor plays

The word made flesh: The perception of holiness in the texts of late medieval and early modern women in England	From water margins to borderlands: Boundaries and the fantastic in fantasy, Native American, and Asian American literatures

Free realist style: Epistemology, form and the novel, 1909--1954	The ghost and the corpse: Figuring the mind/brain complex at the turn of the twentieth century

Non-Consensus Realities: Fantasy and the Child in Victorian Religious Debates	Medical Screening: Medical Imag[in]ing, the Body, and the Self

Silencing the Sirens: Patronage and the New World in Spenser, Daniel, and Shakespeare	Beyond the tradition: British rhetoric and modernity, 1756--1783

A Poetics of Ghosting in Contemporary Irish and Northern Irish Drama	Modern American pilgrims: Dwelling and religious travel in the lives and works of Herman Melville and T.S. Eliot