[Milton-L] Seventeenth-Century Brit Lit Textbooks

[Paul Parrish]

I'm teaching a graduate course on seventeenth-century literature now 
and am using the Norton Critical Edition of Donne (Dickson) and the 
Norton Critical Edition of British Poetry (1603-1660) (Rumrich and 
Chaplin), along with the Broadview Anthology of
Seventeenth-Century Prose (not the edition that combines poetry and 
prose).  These are working well for me, but my course does not 
include Milton, which is a separate offering in our curriculum.

Paul Parrish
Texas A&M University

At 12:19 PM 9/23/2008, Jeffrey Theis wrote:
>Dear Milton-L folks,
>
>I am going to teach a seventeenth-century British literature course 
>this spring, and I'm looking for textbook recommendations. While the 
>course is ostensibly on shorter poetry, I plan to include prose and 
>all of Milton's PL. I'll be teaching the course at both the graduate 
>and undergraduate levels, and I'll make adjustments accordingly.
>
>I'd be curious to hear if you use a one-stop textbook (and which 
>one), a series of individual editions, packets to supplement, etc.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Jeff Theis
>
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Paul A. Parrish
Regents Professor
Department of English
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-4227
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