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"The Art Of Poetry On A New Plan, Illustrated With A Great Variety Of Examples From The Best English Poets" offers a comprehensive exploration of poetic principles and practices. Authored by John Newbery, this volume serves as both a guide to crafting compelling verse and a critical analysis of exemplary works in the English poetic tradition. The book delves into various aspects of poetry, providing readers with insights into form, structure, and stylistic techniques. Through carefully selected examples, Newbery elucidates key concepts, making this work an invaluable resource for aspiring poets and literary scholars alike. Experience the enduring beauty and enduring relevance of poetry through the lens of a master educator.
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