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_. Learning wide and exact, and original thought, characterise all the work of M. Brunetiere; each of his many volumes should be searched by the student for what he may need. The studies of M. Faguet on the writers of the sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries are the work of a critic who is penetrating in his psychological study of authors, and who, just or unjust, is always suggestive. For numberless little monographs the student may turn to Sainte-Beuve. Monographs on a larger scale will be found in the admirable series of _Grands Ecrivains francais_ (Hachette); the _Classiques populaires_ (Lecene, Oudin et Cie.) are in some instances no less scholarly. The writings of Scherer, of M. Jules Lemaitre, and of M. Anatole France are especially valuable on nineteenth-century literature. The best study of French historical literature is Professor Flint's _The Philosophy of History_ (1893). Provided with such books as these the student will hardly need the general histories of French literature by German writers. I may name Prof. Bornhak's _Geschichte der Franzosischen Literatur_, and the more popular history by Engel (4th ed., 1897). Lotheissen's _Geschichte der Franzosischen Literatur im XVII. Jahrhundert_ seems to me the best book on the period. The monographs in German are numberless. The editions of authors in the _Grands Ecrivains de la France_ are of the highest authority. The best anthology of French poetry is Crepet's _Les Poetes francais_ (4 vols.). Small anthologies of French poetry since the fifteenth century, and of French lyrical poets of the nineteenth century, are published by Lemerre. The list which follows is taken partly from books which I have used in writing this volume, partly from the Bibliography in M. Lintilhac's _Histoire de la Litterature francaise_. To name English writers and books seems unnecessary. THE MIDDLE AGES _Histoire litteraire de la France_ (a vast repertory on mediaeval literature). GASTON PARIS. _La Litterature francaise au moyen Age_. 1890. AUBERTIN. _Hist. de la Langue et de la Litt. francaises au moyen Age_. 2 vols. 1883. G. PARIS. _La Poesie du moyen Age_. 2 vols. 1887. LEON GAUTIER. _Les Epopees francaises_. 2nd edition. 4 vols. 1878-94. J. BEDIER. _Les Fabliaux, Etudes de Litt. populaire et d'Histoire litt. du moyen Age_. 1895. L. SUDRE. _Les Sources du Roman de Renart_. 1893. LENIENT. _La Satire en France au moyen Age_. 1883.
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