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Review of the hardback: 'Between Spenser and Swift is filled with rich discoveries. While a number of recent studies … have started to demonstrate the significance of seventeenth-century English writing in Ireland, Deana Rankin's book is now the fullest account of this work and should encourage more detailed investigations, particularly in the thoroughly neglected area of drama.' The Times Literary Supplement
Review of the hardback: 'Between Spenser and Swift is filled with rich discoveries. While a number of recent studies … have started to demonstrate the significance of seventeenth-century English writing in Ireland, Deana Rankin's book is now the fullest account of this work and should encourage more detailed investigations, particularly in the thoroughly neglected area of drama.' The Times Literary Supplement
Review of the hardback: 'Rankin's book may be seen as a tremendous achievement for two reasons - it establishes firmly the importance of a neglected era in Irish literary history, while providing us with valuable new perspectives from which to explore more familiar figures.' Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies
Deana Rankin is Fellow and Director of Studies in English at Girton College, Cambridge.
Review of the hardback: 'Between Spenser and Swift is filled with rich discoveries. While a number of recent studies … have started to demonstrate the significance of seventeenth-century English writing in Ireland, Deana Rankin's book is now the fullest account of this work and should encourage more detailed investigations, particularly in the thoroughly neglected area of drama.' The Times Literary Supplement
Review of the hardback: 'Rankin's book may be seen as a tremendous achievement for two reasons - it establishes firmly the importance of a neglected era in Irish literary history, while providing us with valuable new perspectives from which to explore more familiar figures.' Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies
Deana Rankin is Fellow and Director of Studies in English at Girton College, Cambridge.