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The work presents a survey of modern Spanish poetry, combining critical and biographical sketches of principal poets with English-verse renderings of representative poems. An introductory essay contrasts Spanish poetic qualities—simplicity, vigour, and moral seriousness—with contemporary French, Italian, and northern schools, and considers historical influences such as Moorish presence and medieval ballads that celebrated chivalric heroes. Through discussion of literary character and translated specimens, it aims to convey the tone, themes, and development of Spanish poetic life to an English-speaking readership.
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