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Rollins Hyder Edward :
Hyder Edward Rollins was Professor of English at Harvard University.
CONTENTS
A POETICAL RHAPSODY 1602 (A)
FACSIMILE TITLE-PAGE
DEDICATION TO THE EARL OF PEMBROKE
PREFACE
POEMS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS PART I.
POEMS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS PART II.
Additional Poems in the Edition of 1608 (B)
Additional Poems in the Edition of 1611 (C)
Additional Poems in the Edition of 1621 (D)
VARIANT READINGS AND MISPRINTS
INDEX OF FIRST LINES
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