The Works of Alexander Pope
by Alexander Pope
Publisher: J. B. Smith & co. 1859
ISBN/ASIN: 1853264318
Number of pages: 524
Description:
This volume comprises the works of Alexander Pope. It includes The Rape of the Lock, The Dunciad as well as several epitaphs, essays and epistles. It also contains poems that Pope wrote in his youth, which imitate the styles of several well-known poets.
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