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Chapter 1 traces the beginnings of railing in John Skelton’s satiric attacks on Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, arguing that the paradoxes and inconsistencies of Skelton’s poems are an attempt to ... Sonnet sequences by Edmund Spenser, Thomas Watson, Sidney,

My new project on the pioneering mathematician Thomas Harriot is particularly manuscript heavy. ... 4 of The Works of John Webster for CUP. I have also edited Thomas Watson’s manuscript translation of Bernard Palissy’s treatise ‘Of Waters and

The same form was used the early 1580s by Thomas Watson in his 1582 Hekatompathia, a collection of a hundred 18-line “sonnets”: each poem contains three 6-line “staffes.” This ... work itself is not by Elizabeth but rather an act of royal

The October eclogue introduces the idea of Elizabeth as divine source of inspiration, elevating the rustic poet to the epic strain: in that respect, as Thomas Cain notes, it ‘leads directly ... 235. [3] See, for instance, Thomas Watson’s

They then went into Old Court for the traditional freshers photo where they were joined by the Master Roger Mosey, the Chaplain Hugh Shilson-Thomas and deputy head porter Bob Watson.

succinct yet thorough account of Spenser’s life, works, and literary legacy, of the history of the English sonnet (from Chaucer, through Wyatt and Surrey, with notable stops at Thomas Watson,

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In this article, I discuss Thomas Dekker’s The Whore of Babylon and Ralph Knevet’s A Supplement of the Faerie Queen as readings of Spenser’s fairyland.

The words are by Thomas Watson, and it was printed by Thomas East, to whom Byrd, owner of the patent for printing music, assigned the printing of his other publications in ... Thomas Aschwell (b. ca 1478, d. after 1513). [Missa] God save King Henry.

Michael Hattaway (Oxford, 2010), 379-95. ‘A learned dialogue of BERNARD PALESSY, Concerning waters and fountaines, both naturall and artificiall: Translated Owt of French into English, by Thomas Watson’, Studies in ... Thomas Lodge’s translation of