Davie, Donald.
Books
- Poems
- Ezra Pound
- The heyday of Sir Walter Scott
- Articulate energy
- Ghosts in the corridor
- The late Augustans
- Collected poems, 1950-1970
- Poems
- Purity of diction in English verse
- Collected poems, 1970-1983
- Dissentient voice
- The eighteenth-century hymn in England
- English hymnology in the eighteenth century
- The forests of Lithuania
- The language of science and the language of literature, 1700-1740
- The Late Augustans Longer Poems of the Later Eighteenth Century
- The New Oxford Book of Christian Verse
- Pasternak
- The Lincoln Psalter
- Articulate energy
- Trying to explain
- The Shires
- In The Stopping Train
- The new Oxford book of Christian verse and the Oxford book of prayer
- With the grain
- Purity of diction in English verse
- Under Briggflatts
- Brides of reason
- Collected Poems Nineteen Seventy to Nineteen Eighty-Three
- The Eighteenth-Century Hymn in England
- Essex poems, 1963-67
- A garland of many years
- <I>Purity of Diction in English Verse</I> and <I>Articulate Energy</I>
- Modernist Essays
- Old masters
- Donald Davie, Samuel Menashe, Allen Curnow
- Kenneth Allott and the thirties
- The late Augustans
- Looking up
- Older masters
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