Illustrated History of English Literature, vol. I : Chaucer to Shakespeare
- London : Longmans, 1968.
- 244 p. : il.
I: Until Chaucer: Early English Literature. After the Norman Conquest. The Alliterative Revival. -- II: Chaucer, his contemporaries and successors: W. Langland, G. Chaucer, J. Gower-The English Chaucerians. Lyric Verse. J. Barbour and Henry the Minstrel- The Scottish Chaucerians. -- III: Popular Literature: Carrols and Ballads. Early Plays. -- IV: Prose in the Middle Ages: The survival of prose-Devotional writings. J. Wiclif. Mandeville. Other translations. Peacock and Fortescue. The Paston Letters. Juliana of Norwich and Margery Kempe. Malory. -- V: Renaissance and Early Tudor Literature: Printing and Translating. The revival of learning. The English Renaissance. Sir T. More. Didactic prose. The end of the older poetry. -- VI: Elizabeth and Poetry. E. Spencer. Later Poetry (Pastoral, Patriotic, Religious). Raleigh and Sidney. Daniel and Drayton. Song Books and Emblem Books. -- VII: Elizabethan Prose: Pamphleteers. Novelists. Critics and Essayists. Other Prose Writings. -- VIII: Tudor Drama: Conditions of Performance. The Intermediate Drama (Heywood, Gorboduc, Ralph Roister Doister, Gammer Gurton's Needle, Preston, Gascoigne, Lyly). The Professional Stage. Marlowe and Kyd. -- IX: Shakespeare.