This volume presents the complete "Poetical Works of Thomas Parnell," offering readers a comprehensive collection of the celebrated Irish poet's verse. Parnell, a contemporary of Swift and Pope, is known for his elegant style and moral themes. This edition, carefully edited by John Mitford, ensures an accessible and engaging reading experience.
Parnell's poems, characterized by their clarity and grace, reflect the literary tastes of the early 18th century. From didactic fables to lyrical pieces, his work showcases a range of poetic forms and subjects. This collection provides valuable insight into the period's literary landscape and the enduring appeal of classical verse. A must-have for scholars and enthusiasts of English poetry, "The Poetical Works of Thomas Parnell" preserves a significant voice from the Augustan age.
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