France, Mère des Arts, Des Armes Et Des Loix. |
Du Bellay |
The Oxford Book of French Verse
XIIIth Century–XIXth Century
Chosen by St. John Lucas
These 317 works begin with the emergence of Villon as the first master of verse; to the Renaissance men Ronsard and Du Bellay; through the dramatic verse of Corneille and Racine; concluding with the Romanticism of Hugo and Gautier.
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To the Memory of Frederick York Powell, Sometime Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, and a Lover of the Fine Art of France |
OXFORD: CLARENDON, 1920 |