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10 Sep 2017: 1. T T T S R. To Our Readers. .. Welcome to a new issue of the electronic Spenser Review. ... 55). It is as if the beautiful features of the hill have been scraped off by a glacier, revealing

10 Sep 2017: vorld. New Haven and London: Yale Univers _lty Press, 1975. x 291 pp. ... J.N.B.]. Alice S. Miskimin. The Renaissance Chaucer. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1975.

10 Sep 2017: Former editors of. The Spenser News/etter / The Spenser Review:. Elizabeth Bieman, A. ... Eds. Christopher Cobb and M. Thomas Hester. New York: Camden House-Boydell & Brewer, 2003.

10 Sep 2017: Hamilton, ed. London and New York: SUS 50.00. BOOKS. The Faerie Queene. ... New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1977. xviii 277 pp. SUS 16.00.

10 Sep 2017: Survival instinct rather than alareness dictates hsw'll'. nqness to acknowledae the New Jerusalem. ... Inevitably fe-T of these new 1 ent1f1cat' " Faer' 10ns w1ll 1n themselves much alter our readincrs of The.

10 Sep 2017: foster Provost. Richard D. Schell. Editorial Assistant: Dana Burns. Sponsored by the Department of English State University of New York at Albany. ... Joan Riviere, in General Psychological Theory, ed. P. Reiff (New York: Macmillan, Collier Books, 1963),

10 Sep 2017: Sponsored by the Department of English State University of New York at Albany. ... Spenser Studies: A Re-naissanae Poetry Annual V. New York: AMS Press, 1985.

10 Sep 2017: Hardison in his important new book. Admitting that no "fully consistent theory of vernacular. ... London and New York: Methuen, 1987. ix 276 pp. First, about the title.

10 Sep 2017: Extensive poetic analyses are notably lacking; this reader wishes that Heninger had reacted against new criticism with a little less vigour. ... Hymnes. Chapter three continues the investigation into The Faerie Queene. The vision of the New Jerusalem of

10 Sep 2017: Poetic License: Authority and Authorship in Medieval and Renaissance Contexts. New York: Oxford University Press, 1986. ... This new source suggests that further study of the Latin Zodiacus will reveal other parallels.