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Title: Annual year-book
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: St. Benedict's College and Academy
Subjects: St. Benedict's College and Academy St. Benedict's Boarding School for Little Boys
Publisher: (St. Joseph, Minn.) : The College
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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f English will receive special attention in frequent practice andcriticism. Course II. Outline Sketch of English Literature: A survey of British andAmerican Literature from the earliest times through the VictorianAge. Occasional lectures with recitations and reports on requiredreading. The reading will illustrate the various periods of EnglishLiterature. Course III. Literature During the Renaissance and the Beginning of theReformation in England: Early Printers. Their publications.Humanism. Influence of Foreign Culture. Political and ReligiousAspects of the time. An intensive study of the literature of the periodending with Queen Elizabeth. Course IV. Elizabethan Era: The Elizabethan stage and playwrights;lyric poetry; prose fiction; Elizabethan criticism; the narratives of theElizabethan voyagers; Bible versions. Course V. Seventeenth Century Literature: Milton, and the chief poetsand prose writers of his time. Course VI. Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature: A discussion 28
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ONE OF THE DINING ROOMS of the principal poets and prose writers from Dryden to Burns. Therise of Romanticism. Course VII. Nineteenth Century English Poetry: A literary study of theBritish and American major poets from the French Revolution (1790) to the end of the Victorian Era (1900). The theory of poetry. The Romantic and Victorian movements.Course VIII. Nineteenth Century English Prose: The function of litera-ture; the novel from Scott to Stevenson; the essay from Lamb toRuskin. Course IX. American Literature: A study of the principal poets and prosewriters of this country. Course X. Shakespeare: Intensive study of some of Shakespeares repre-sentative plays. Course XI. History of the English Language: Lectures on the history ofvocabulary and structure of the English language, with readings inMiddle English and in Piers, the Plowman. Course XII. Old English: A study of the language with readings of OldEnglish prose and poetry. BOTANY Requirements of the Department:For a Minor, twel

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