Richard Danson Brown is Senior Lecturer in English at The Open UniversityJ.B. Lethbridge is Lecturer in English at Tübingen University

'Essential reading for Spenserians and students of English prosody.'Craig A. Berry, Independent Scholar'Brown and Lethbridge have produced a book that no one who is seriously interested in poetry can afford to ignore.'Andrew Hadfield, University of Sussex'The devoted editors of this volume have given us a remarkable tool, or set of tools, with which we can now better trace the intertwined networks of sound and sense in The Faerie Queene.'Kenneth Gross, author of Spenserian Poetics: Idolatry, Iconoclasm, and Magic and Shakespeare’s Noise

• Part I: Critical studies1. ‘Charmed with inchaunted rimes’: an introduction to the Faerie Queene rhymes concordance – Richard Danson Brown2. The bondage of rhyme in The Faerie Queene: moderate ‘this ornament of rhyme’ – J.B. LethbridgePart II: The concordance of rhymesPart III: Ancillary listsIndexBibliography

Richard Danson Brown is Senior Lecturer in English at The Open UniversityJ.B. Lethbridge is Lecturer in English at Tübingen University

'Essential reading for Spenserians and students of English prosody.'Craig A. Berry, Independent Scholar'Brown and Lethbridge have produced a book that no one who is seriously interested in poetry can afford to ignore.'Andrew Hadfield, University of Sussex'The devoted editors of this volume have given us a remarkable tool, or set of tools, with which we can now better trace the intertwined networks of sound and sense in The Faerie Queene.'Kenneth Gross, author of Spenserian Poetics: Idolatry, Iconoclasm, and Magic and Shakespeare’s Noise

• Part I: Critical studies1. ‘Charmed with inchaunted rimes’: an introduction to the Faerie Queene rhymes concordance – Richard Danson Brown2. The bondage of rhyme in The Faerie Queene: moderate ‘this ornament of rhyme’ – J.B. LethbridgePart II: The concordance of rhymesPart III: Ancillary listsIndexBibliography

Richard Danson Brown is Senior Lecturer in English at The Open UniversityJ.B. Lethbridge is Lecturer in English at Tübingen University

'Essential reading for Spenserians and students of English prosody.'Craig A. Berry, Independent Scholar'Brown and Lethbridge have produced a book that no one who is seriously interested in poetry can afford to ignore.'Andrew Hadfield, University of Sussex'The devoted editors of this volume have given us a remarkable tool, or set of tools, with which we can now better trace the intertwined networks of sound and sense in The Faerie Queene.'Kenneth Gross, author of Spenserian Poetics: Idolatry, Iconoclasm, and Magic and Shakespeare’s Noise

• Part I: Critical studies1. ‘Charmed with inchaunted rimes’: an introduction to the Faerie Queene rhymes concordance – Richard Danson Brown2. The bondage of rhyme in The Faerie Queene: moderate ‘this ornament of rhyme’ – J.B. LethbridgePart II: The concordance of rhymesPart III: Ancillary listsIndexBibliography