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... poets . ANDREW MARVELL ( 1621-1678 ) • Marvell , privileged to call Milton friend , and recommended by him as Assistant - Secretary to the Council of State , was , like Milton , con- troversialist as well as poet , but his pamphlets are ...
... poets . ANDREW MARVELL ( 1621-1678 ) • Marvell , privileged to call Milton friend , and recommended by him as Assistant - Secretary to the Council of State , was , like Milton , con- troversialist as well as poet , but his pamphlets are ...
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... poet's surest title to coming fame is probably to be found , nct in his acceptance by the public , which is generally wrong , or right too late , but by the poets of the generation immediately following his own . Jeffrey might declare ...
... poet's surest title to coming fame is probably to be found , nct in his acceptance by the public , which is generally wrong , or right too late , but by the poets of the generation immediately following his own . Jeffrey might declare ...
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... poet , author of a mock - heroic poem , The Dispensary , 1699 . Gath ( Dryden ) . Here the Land of Exile , especially Brussels . Gaufred . Geoffrey de Vinsauf , whose poem on the death of Richard I is printed in Leyser's Hist . Poet ...
... poet , author of a mock - heroic poem , The Dispensary , 1699 . Gath ( Dryden ) . Here the Land of Exile , especially Brussels . Gaufred . Geoffrey de Vinsauf , whose poem on the death of Richard I is printed in Leyser's Hist . Poet ...
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