LEADER 00000cam 2200000 a 4500
001 ocn758383916
003 OCoLC
005 20121220023514.0
008 120120t20122012mau b 001 0 eng
010 2011053028
016 7 016049152|2Uk
020 9780674065680|qalkaline paper
020 0674065689|qalkaline paper
035 (Sirsi) i9780674065680
035 (OCoLC)758383916
035 (Sirsi) i9780674065680
040 DLC|beng|cDLC|dYDX|dBTCTA|dBDX|dUKMGB|dYDXCP|dCDX|dBWX
|dCOO|dOCLCO|dPUL|dSTF|dKMS|dFNN|dVP@
042 pcc
043 e-uk-en
049 CKEA
050 00 PR1195.L6|bL64 2012
082 00 821.008/0358421|223
245 00 London :|ba history in verse /|cedited by Mark Ford.
264 1 Cambridge, Mass. :|bBelknap Press of Harvard University
Press,|c[2012]
264 4 |c©2012
300 xxvii, 745 pages cm
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 727-734) and
index.
505 00 |rJohn Gower|tConfessio amantis --|rWilliam Langland|tThe
vision of piers plowman --|rGeoffrey Chaucer|tThe
Canterbury tales --|rThomas Hoccleve|tLa male regle de T
|tHoccleue --|rJohn Lydgate|tKing Henry VI's triumphal
entry into London --|rAnon. (15th century)|tLondon
lickpenny --|rJohn Skelton|tCollyn Clout --|rAnon. (1500?)
|t"London, thou art of townes A perse" --|rSir Thomas
Wyatt|t"Tagus, farewell, that westward with thy streams"
|t"Who list his wealth and ease retain" --|rHenry Howard,
Earl of Surrey|t"London, hast thou accusèd me" --|rAnne
Askew|tThe ballad which Anne Askew made and sang when she
was in Newgate --|rGeorge Turberville|tThe lover to the
Thames of London, to favour his lady passing thereon --
|rIsabella Whitney|tThe manner of her will, and what she
left to London and to all those in it, at her departing --
|rEdmund Spenser|tProthalamion --|rGeorge Peele|tKing
Edward the first --|rChidiock Tichborne|tTichborne's elegy
--|rMichael Drayton|tPoly-olbion --|rWilliam Shakespeare
|tHenry VI, part II|tHenry V|tfrom Henry VIII --|rThomas
Nashe|tSummer's last will and testament --|rEverard
Guilpin|tSkialetheia --|rBen Jonson|tThe devil in an ass
|tOn the famous voyage --|rJohn Donne|tSatire 1|tTo Mr. E.
G.|tEpithalamion made at Lincoln's inn|tSatire 4
|tTwickenham garden --
505 00 |rJohn Taylor|tThe sculler ; from Sir Gregory Nonsense's
news from no place --|rPhilip Massinger|tThe city madam --
|rFrancis Beaumont and John Fletcher|tThe knight of the
burning pestle --|rFrancis Beaumont|tLetter to Ben Johnson
|tOn the tombs in Westminster Abbey --|rThomas Freeman
|tLondon's progress --|rW. Turner|tTurner's dish of Lenten
stuff, or a Gallimaufry --|rAbraham Holland|tLondon, look
back --|rRobert Herrick|tAn ode for him [Ben Jonson]|tHis
return to London|tHis tears to Thamasis --|rAnon. (1640s,
pub. 1662)|tLondon sad London : an echo --|rEdmund Waller
|tOn the statue of King Charles I at Charing Cross|tOn St.
James's park, as lately improved by his majesty --|rJohn
Milton|tWhen the assault was intended to the city --
|rThomas Jordan|tThe cheaters cheated|tfrom The triumphs
of London|tA song sung at the lord mayor's table in honour
of the city and the goldsmith's company --|rSir John
Denham|tCooper's hill --|rAbraham Cowley|tThe civil war --
|rRichard Lovelace|tTo Althea, from prison : song --
|rSimon Ford|tLondon's resurrection --|rHenry Vaughan|tA
rhapsody --|rAnon. (17th century)|tThe cries of London --
|rAndrew Marvell|tAn Horatian ode upon Cromwell's return
from Ireland --|rJohn Dryden|tAnnus Mirabilis ; from
MacFlecknoe --|rAnon. (pub. 1680)|tIn the fields of
Lincoln's inn --|rJohn Wilmot, Earl of Rochester|tA letter
from Artemisa in the town to Chloe in the country|tSong
("Quoth the duchess of Cleveland to counselor knight")|tA
ramble in St. James's park --
505 00 |rJohn Oldham|tA satire in imitation of the third of
juvenal --|rAnon. (1684)|tA winter wonder: or, The Thames
frozen over, with remarks on the resort there --|rAnon.
(1684)|tThe wonders of the deep --|rPierre Antoine Motteux
|tA song --|rJonathan Swift|tA description of the morning
|tA description of a city shower|tClever Tom Clinch|tA
beautiful young nymph going to bed ; from On poetry : a
rhapsody --|rJohn Gay|tTrivia : or, The art of walking the
streets of London ; from The beggar's opera --|rAnon.
(pub. 1719)|tThe fair lass of Islington --|rAlexander Pope
|tThe alley : an imitation of Spenser|tA farewell to
London in the year 1715|tEpistle to Miss Bount, on her
leaving the town, after the coronation ; from The dunciad
--|rLady Mary Wortley Montagu|tSix town eclogues --
|rElizabeth Tollet|tOn the prospect from Westminster
bridge, March 1750 --|rJohn Bancks|tA description of
London --|rAnon. (1739)|tHail, London! --|rSamuel Johnson
|tLondon --|rNursery Rhymes (pub. 18th-19th centuries)
|tLondon bridge|tOranges and lemons|t"Pussy cat, pussy cat,
where have you been?"|t"Poussie, poussie, baudrons"|t"Up
at Piccadilly oh!"|t"See-saw, sacradown"|t"Upon Paul's
steeple stands a tree"|t"As I was going o'er London
bridge"|t"As I was going o'er London bridge" [sic]|t"I had
a little hobby horse, it was well shod"|tPop goes the
weasel --|rWilliam Whitehead|tThe sweepers --|rOliver
Goldsmith|tDescription of an author's bedchamber --
|rWilliam Cowper|tThe task --|rCharles Jenner|tTwon
eclogues --|rAnna Letitia Barbauld|tSong for the London
volunteers|tWest End fair --|rCharles Dibdin|tThe jolly
young waterman|tPoll of wapping --|rHannah More|tThe gin-
shop: or, A peep into prison --
505 00 |rMary Robinson|tLondon's summer morning --|rWilliam Blake
|tHoly Thursday|tThe chimney sweeper ; from Jerusalem --
|rJoanna Baillie|tLondon --|rWilliam Wordsworth|tThe
farmer of Tilsbury Vale|tThe reverie of poor Susan ;
Composed upon Westminster bridge, September 3, 1802 ; from
The prelude --|rJames Smith and Horace Smith|tHorace in
London --|rLeigh Hunt|tTo Hampstead|tDescription of
Hampstead --|rLord Byron|tChilde Harold's pilgrimage ;
from Don Juan --|rPercy Bysshe Shelley|tLetter to Maria
Gisborne ; from Peter Bell the third --|rJohn Hamilton
Reynolds|tSonnet --|rJohn Keats|t"To one who has been long
in city pent"|tOn seeing the Elgin marbles|tLines on the
Mermaid tavern --|rThomas Hood|tMoral reflections on the
cross of St. Paul's|tThe lord mayor's show ; SSonnetto
Vauxhall|tThe workhouse clock : an allegory --|rLetitia
Elizabeth Landon|tScenes in London : Piccadilly--
|rWinthrop Mackworth Praed|tGoodnight to the season --
|rElizabeth Barrett Browning|tAurora Leigh --|rAlfred,
Lord Tennyson|tIn memoriam ; from Ode on the death of duke
of Wellington|tCleopatra's needle --|rAnon. (1851)|tHave
you been to the crystal palace? --|rRobert Browning
|tWaring --|rEdward Lear|tThere was an old person of
Putney ;|tThere was an old man of Blackheath ;|tThere was
a young person of Kew ;|tThere was an old person of Bow ;
|tThere was a young lady of Greenwich ;|tThere was an old
person of Ealing ;|tThere was an old person of Bromley ;
|tThere was an old person of Sheen ;|tThere was an old man
of Thames Ditton --|rArthur Hugh Clogh|tTo the great
metropolis ;|tIn the great metropolis ; "Blessed are those
who have not seen" ;|t"Ye flags of Piccadilly" --
505 00 |rAnon. (19th century)|tThe cries of London --|rGeorge
Eliot|tIn a London drawingroom --|rAnon. (1869)|tStrike of
the London Cabmen --|rFrederick Locker-Lampson|tSt.
James's street --|rMatthew Arnold|tLines written in
Kensington gardens ;|tWest London ;|tEast London --|rDante
Gabriel Rosetti|tTiber, Nile, and Thames --|rCoventry
Patmore|tA London fête --|rJames Thomson|tSunday at
Hampstead --|rHenry S. Leigh|tA Cockney's evening song --
|rAnon. (1893)|tBloomsbury --|rAustin Dobson|tA new song
of the spring garden --|rThomas Hardy|tBeyond the last
lamp ;|tThe coronation ;|tIn the British museum|tIn St.
Paul's a while ago|tComing up Oxford street : evening|tA
refusal|tTo a tree in London|tChristmas in the Elgin room
--|rW. H. Hudson|tTo a London sparrow --|rRobert Bridges
|tLondon snow|tTrafalgar square --|rW. E. Henley|tLondon
voluntaries ; from London types --|rOscar Wilde
|tImpression du matin --|rJohn Davidson|tLondon|tThirty
bob a week|tIn the isle of dogs|tFog ; from The Thames
embankment --|rA. E. Housman|t"From the wash the laundress
sends" --|rMary E. Coleridge|tIn London town --|rAmy Levy
|tA March day in London|tStraw in the street --|rRudyard
Kipling|tIn partibus|tThe river's tale|tLondon snow|tThe
craftsman ; from Epitaphs of the war --|rArthur Symons
|tLondon nights ; from Décor de théâtre ; London --|rW. B.
Yeats|tVacillation --|rLionel Johnson|tLondon town|tBy the
statue of King Charles at Charing Cross --|rCharlotte Mew
|tIn Nunhead cemetery --|rLaurence Binyon|tAs I walked
through London --|rT. E. Hulme|tThe embankment --|rEzra
Pound|tPortrait d'une femme|tThe garden|tSimulacra ; from
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley --|rD. H. Lawrence|tFlat suburbs, S.
W., in the morning ; from Guards|tBombardment|tHyde park
at night, before the war|tEmbankment at night, before the
war|tTown in 1917 --|rFrances Cornford|tLondon streets
|tParting in wartime --
505 00 |rSiegfried Sassoon|tMonody on the demolition of
Devonshire house --|rT. S. Eliot|tThe waste land ; from
Sweeney Agonistes ; from Four quartets --|rIsaac Rosenberg
|tFleet street --|rRichard Aldington|tSt. Mary's,
Kensington|tIn the tube|tHampstead heath|tWhitechapel
|tEros and Psyche --|rWilfred Owen|t"I am the ghost of
Shadwell stair" --|rSylvia Townsend Warner|tSong from the
bride of Smithfield|tEast London cemetery --|rJohn Rodker
|tThe shop|tThe searchlight --|rRobert Graves|tArmistice
Day, 1918 --|rA. S. J. Tessimond|tTube station ; London
|tSummer night at Hyde park corner|tAutumn|tThe city :
midday nocturne --|rStevie Smith|tSuburb --|rWilliam
Empson|tHomage to the British museum --|rJohn Betjeman
|tThe arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan hotel|tIn
Westminster abbey|tParliament hill fields|tSt. Saviour's,
Aberdeen park, Highbury, London, N.|tThe metropolitan
railway|tBusiness girls|tN.W.5 & N.6 ; from Summoned by
bells --|rLouis MacNeice|tAutumn journal|tThe British
museum reading room|tGoodbye to London|tCharon --|rStephen
Spender|tHampstead autumn|tEpilogue to a human drama --
|rBernard Spencer|tRegent's park terrace|tTrain to work --
|rMervyn Peake|tLondon buses --|rKenneth Allott|tMemento
mori --|rRoy Fuller|tFirst winter of war|tBattersea :
after Dunkirk, June 3, 1940|tLondon air-raid, 1940 --
505 00 |rAnne Ridler|tWentworth place : Keats grove --|rGeorge
Barker|tKew gardens --|rAlun Lewis|tWestminster abbey --
|rRobert Lowell|tRedcliffe square ; from Winter and London
--|rNicholas Moore|tMonmouth street --|rJohn Heath-Stubbs
|tLonton architecture 1960s|tLament for the "old swan,"
Notting hill gate --|rW. S. Graham|tThe night city --
|rMuriel Spark|tA tour of London --|rKeith Douglas|tThe
"bête noire" fragments --|rD. J. Enright|tThe stations of
King's cross --|rPhilip Larkin|tDeceptions|tNaturally the
foundation will bear your expenses --|rDonald Davie|tTo
Londoners --|rDannie Abse|tStreet scene|tSoho : Saturday
night --|rJames Berry|tTwo black labourers on a London
building site|tBeginning in a city, 1948 --|rJohn Ashbery
|tThe tower of London --|rThom Gunn|tAutobiography|tTalbot
road --|rConnie Bensley|tVauxhall|tBottleneck --|rPeter
Porter|tThomas Hardy at Westbourne park villas --|rU. A.
Fanthorpe|tRising damp|tWidening the Westway --|rTed
Hughes|tFate playing|tEpiphany --|rDerek Walcott|tOmeros -
-|rAlan Brownjohn|tA202 --|rRuth Fainlight|tThe same power
--|rGeoffrey Hill|tChurchill's funeral|tTo the high court
of parliament --|rSylvia Plath|tParliament hill fields --
505 00 |rAnne Stevenson|tCashpoint Charlie --|rFleur Adcock|tMiss
Hamilton in London|tLondoner|tTo Marilyn from London --
|rJohn Fuller|tLondon songs ; from The shires --|rKen
Smith|tThe London poems --|rSeamus Heaney|tThe underground
|tDistrict and circle --|rLee Harwood|tRain journal :
London : June 65 --|rGrey Gowrie|tOutside Biba's --
|rJoseph Brodsky|tIn England --|rDerek Mahon|tSunday
Morning --|rHugo Williams|tTavistock square|tBar Italia
|tBar Italia [sic]|tNotting hill --|rIain Sinclair
|tBunhill fields|tHurricane drummers : self-aid in
Haggerston --|rMimi Khalvati|tEarls court --|rCarol Rumens
|tPleasure island, marble arch --|rWendy Cope|tLonely
hearts|tAfter the lunch --|rPeter Reading|tPerduta gente -
-|rChristopher Reid|tNorth London sonnet|tExasperated
piety --|rGillian Allnutt|tMuseum, 19 Princelet street,
Spitalfields --|rJohn Agard|tToussaint L'Ouverture
acknowledges Wordsworth's Sonnet|t"To Toussaint
L'Ouverture"|tChilling out beside the Thames --|rGrace
Nichols|tIsland man --|rCharles Boyle|tThe miracle at
Shepherd's bush --|rAndrew Motion|tLondon plane --|rLinton
Kwesi Johnson|tSonny's Lettah --|rJo Shapcott|tSt. Bride's
--|rMichael Donaghy|tThe river glideth of his own sweet
will ;|tPoem on the underground --
505 00 |rJeremy Reed|tQuentin Crisp as prime minister ; from
Sainthood : elegies for Derek Jarman --|rJohn Stammers
|tJohn Keats walks home following a night spent reading ;
|tHomer with Cowden Clarke --|rCarol Ann Duffy|tWoman
seated in the underground, 1941 --|rAlan Jenkins|tThe
London dissector --|rJamie McKendrick|tOccupations of
Bridewell ;|tPenal architecture ;|tThe deadhouse --|rMick
Imlah|tCockney --|rSarah Maguire|tAlmost the equinox --
|rMichael Hofmann|tkensal rise to heaven|tFrom A to B and
back again ;|tMalvern road --|rMaura Dooley|tSmash the
windows --|rDavid Kennedy|tThe bombs, July 2005 --|rFred
d'Aguiar|tHome --|rLavinia Greenlaw|tRiver history --
|rGlyn Maxwell|tThe fires by the river --|rSimon Armitage
|tKX --|rAlice Oswald|tAnother Westminster bridge --
|rDaljit Nagra|tYobbos! --|rNick Laird|tThe tip --
|rHeather Phillipson|tGerman phenomenology makes me want
to strip and run through north London --|rBen Borek
|tDonjong heights --|rTom Chivers|tBig skies over
docklands --|rAhren Warner|t"Girl with ridiculous
earrings"
650 0 English poetry.
651 0 London (England)|vPoetry.
700 1 Ford, Mark,|d1962 June 24-
938 Baker and Taylor|bBTCP|nBK0010255523
938 Brodart|bBROD|n101278411|c$35.00
938 YBP Library Services|bYANK|n7206399
938 Coutts Information Services|bCOUT|n19305917
938 Blackwell Book Service|bBBUS|n7206399
994 92|bCKE
