Horace In The English Literature Of The Eighteenth Century

This study examines the influence of the Roman poet Horace on eighteenth-century English literature. Goad explores how Horace's ideas about life, love, and morality were adapted and reimagined by authors such as Pope, Dryden, and Johnson. By placing these works in their historical and cultural context, Goad provides a fresh perspective on the literary trends of the eighteenth century.

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