Publisher's Synopsis
The Works of Alexander Pope is a collection of an influential poet's most famous works. Pope was a pioneering figure in the English language, and many of his phrases and ideas remain pervasive in contemporary literature and culture. This collection includes his most famous poems, including The Rape of the Lock, An Essay on Man, and Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot. It also includes commentary and notes from one of Pope's most esteemed contemporaries, Mr. Warburton. This collection is essential reading for anyone who wishes to gain an understanding of the evolution of English poetry.
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