First published in 1925

Edmund Spenser is a scholarly examination of Edmund Spenser's contributions to Renaissance literature. Renwick delves into Spenser's poetic artistry, exploring his major works, including The Faerie Queene, and their significance within the cultural and intellectual context of the Elizabethan era.

Analysis and Significance

The book analyzes Spenser's use of allegory, his innovative approach to language and form, and his influence on the development of English poetry. Renwick's essay remains a valuable resource for understanding Spenser's role in shaping Renaissance poetry and his enduring literary legacy.