Chamber's Cyclopędia of English Literature: A History, Critical and Biographical, of Authors in the English Tongue from the Earliest Times Till the Present Day, with Specimens of Their Writings, Volume 1 |
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1 Office he appears almost to have given up writing , positions Lydgate wrote on Guy of Warwick , on but ' a Balade to my gracious Lord of Yorke ' ( the the Dance of Death , on St Margaret , St Edmund father of Edward IV . ) ...
1 Office he appears almost to have given up writing , positions Lydgate wrote on Guy of Warwick , on but ' a Balade to my gracious Lord of Yorke ' ( the the Dance of Death , on St Margaret , St Edmund father of Edward IV . ) ...
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Scotland in 1579 , wrote urgently to his General Alexander Barclay ( see page 116 ) , educated and of the need of books “ written in the Scottish settled in England , became an English author . language , " and early in the following ...
Scotland in 1579 , wrote urgently to his General Alexander Barclay ( see page 116 ) , educated and of the need of books “ written in the Scottish settled in England , became an English author . language , " and early in the following ...
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After the Restoration he and the Duke's ( under Sir William D'Avenant ) . wrote regularly for the stage , sometimes in Of the famous dramatists who flourished before conjunction with Dryden , down to the year the outbreak of the Civil ...
After the Restoration he and the Duke's ( under Sir William D'Avenant ) . wrote regularly for the stage , sometimes in Of the famous dramatists who flourished before conjunction with Dryden , down to the year the outbreak of the Civil ...
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