Poly–Olbion: New Perspectives: Studies in Renaissance Literature

Introduction - Andrew McRae and Philip Schwyzer Part I: The Project of Poly-Olbion 1. Drayton's Copious Chorography - Angus Vine 2. 'If the Page satisfie not, inquire in the Margine': The Ordinatio and Mise-en-Page of Poly-Olbion - Sjoerd Levelt Part II: Environment and Ecology 3. Of Albion's 'sundry varying soyles': The Land and its Human Occupants in Poly-Olbion - Andrew McRae 4. Bioregional Visions in Poly-Olbion - Todd Andrew Borlik 5. Drayton's Fish - Andrew Hadfield 6. Curls to Curled Waves: Romance and Ecomaterial Assemblages in Michael Drayton's Poly-Olbion - Shannon Garner-Balandrin 7. Maritime Olbion; or, 'th'Oceans Island' - Bernhard Klein Part III: The British Past in Drayton's Songs and Selden's Illustrations 8. Locating Continuity: The Early Religion of Albion in Michael Drayton's Poly-Olbion - Daniel Cattell 9. Michael Drayton: National Bard and Genealogist - Sara Trevisan 10. 'The Wonders of the Deep': Drayton, Selden, and Deep Time - Philip Schwyzer Bibliography