Poetry
- Robert Blair - The Grave
- Samuel Boyse - Albion's Triumph
- James Bramston - The Crooked Six-pence (attrib.)
- David Mallet - Poems on Several Occasions
- Alexander Pope - The New Dunciad (revised version)
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“German poetry is going in a very different direction from French poetry.... Its language has become more sober, more factual. It distrusts “beauty.” It tries to be truthful.”
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