Rime as a Criterion of the Pronunciation of Spenser Pope Byron and Swinburne; a Contribution to the History of the Present English Stressed Vowels

Rime as a Criterion of the Pronunciation of Spenser Pope Byron and Swinburne; a Contribution to the History of the Present English Stressed Vowels by Arvid Gabrielson explores the history of English stressed vowels and their pronunciation in the works of renowned poets. The book delves into the complexities of rimes analyzing variations in pronunciation and the evolution of rime usage in English literature. Through detailed examinations of rhyming patterns and vowel sounds Gabrielson provides insights into the changing views on phonetic correctness in rimes. This comprehensive study offers a deep understanding of how rime serves as a criterion for understanding English stressed vowels in poetry.