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Explore the world of 18th-century literary thought with Samuel Wesley's "Epistle to a Friend Concerning Poetry, 1700 and the Essay on Heroic Poetry 1697." This volume presents two key works exploring the art and theory of epic poetry. Wesley delves into the heroic form, offering insights valuable to both students and enthusiasts of poetry.
A significant voice in literary criticism, Wesley provides a window into the poetic sensibilities of his time. This collection offers a fascinating perspective on the construction and appreciation of epic poems. His "Essay on Heroic Poetry" engages with the principles of epic composition. "Epistle to a Friend Concerning Poetry, 1700" provides a more personal reflection on poetic craft.
This edition is a meticulously prepared republication of these essential texts, allowing readers to engage directly with Wesley's original arguments and observations on epic poetry.
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