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The Beginnings of English Cuchulain Author: unknown

Beowulf Author:unknown

Medieval England Sir Gawain and the Green knight Author: unknown

The Canterbury Tales Author: Geofrey Chaucer

The Elizabethans Hamlet Author: William Shakespeare

The Tragedy of Dr. Faustus Author: Christopher Marlowe

The Nymph´s Reply to the Shepherd Author: Sir Walter Raleigh

The Shepherd´s Calendar Author: Edmund Spencer

The Puritans Paradise Lost Author: John Milton

The Pilgrim´s Progress Author: John Bunyan

ESSAYS Author: Sir Francis Bacon

The Classiscm An Essay on Critiscm Author: Alexander Pope

Gulliver´s Travels Author: Jonathan Swift

Robinson Crusoe Author: Daniel Defoe

Romanticism Lucy Grey Author: William Wordsworth

Childe Harolds Pilgrimage Author: George Gordon, Lord Byron

The Victorians Oliver Twist By Charles Dickens

Emily Bronte

Jane Austen

Twentieth –Century England The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes

Thomas Hardy The Poor Man and the King