Excerpt from Student's Handbook of English Literature: With Selections From the Writings of the Most Distinguished Authors
The Poets and the Prose writers have been grouped separately, that their mutual influence, relative impor tance, and development from period to period may be seen more readily and grasped by the student more easily.
Such questions as the development of the Arthurian tales, the drama, the novel, and kindred topics are merely suggested; and the amount of such work that may be done depends on the ability of different classes, the time devoted to English in various schools, and the inclination of individual teachers.
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