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Since the bibliography of this subject is necessarily too extensive to be cited in full, the following list includes only those volumes of especial importance, particularly in the field of satire. For convenience the list is classified according to the main divisions of the material.

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ON SATIRE

Alden, R. M.: ''The Rise of Formal Satire in England under Classical Influence''. Univ. of Penn. Pub., Phil. Series, VII, 2, 1902.

Bergson, Henri: Laughter. (Translated by Brereton and Rothwell.) Macmillan, 1912.

Brown, John: An Essay on Satire. In Dodsley's Collection of Poems.

Buckingham, Duke of: An Essay on Satire. In the Scott-Saintsbury edition of Dryden, XV.

Dryden, John: Essay on Satire. Above, XIII.

Flögel, Karl. Geschichte des Grotesk Komischen in Litterature, (reprinted.) 1886.

Garnett, Richard: Article on Satire in the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Hannay, James: Satire and Satirists. Redfield, 1856.

Henderson, E. F.: Symbol and Satire in the French Revolution. Putnam, 1912.

Lenient, C.: La Satire en France au Moyen Age. Hachette, 1859.

Lenient, C.: La Satire en France au XV et XVI Siècles. Hachette, 1866.

Meredith, George: Essay on Comedy. Scribner.