
Andrew Marvell (The Oxford Poetry Library): a selection of his finest poems
Andrew Marvell lived through some of the most momentous events in English history, but his poetry is detached and private, mostly lyrical, strikingly original in its combining of...
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Andrew Marvell lived through some of the most momentous events in English history, but his poetry is detached and private, mostly lyrical, strikingly original in its combining of existing traditions, and seemingly untouched for the most part by what was happening around him. He traveled on the continent, worked for the government of Oliver Cromwell, and later acted as a Member of Parliament for Hull after the Restoration of Charles II. This new selection of Marvell's verse, fully annotated for the student and general reader, includes the political and satiric verses for which he was primarily remembered in the century after his death, but accords pride of place to Marvel's finest achievement--his marvelous lyric poetry.
A paperback edition from 1994 of Andrew Marvell (The Oxford Poetry Library) by Andrew Marvell; Frank Kermode; Keith Walker. It runs to 173 pages, in fine condition. We hold one copy, so once it is gone it is gone. Shelved under Poetry & Drama. Wrapped with care for collectors and shipped from Kuwait.
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