The epigram in the English renaissance

Hoyt Hopewell Hudson

When scholar, poet, and teacher Hoyt H. Hudson died unexpectedly in 1944, he left three books in various stages of completion. This book is only a small portion of the book Hudson had planned. These four chapters, each in a separate folder, were found among his papers. The first three were marked "Finished." The fourth and last, while substantially complete for a good part, 'ended' with rough, unannotated draft paragraphs. It was deemed by a panel of his colleagues that to leave unpublished the work he had substantially completed would do him a great disservice. Thus, this edition by the Princeton University Press, which has been printed as the author left it.