The General Biographical Dictionary, Том 28Alexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1816 |
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... poem prefixed to Skelton's works , says , " Skelton wore lawrell wreath , And past in schoels ye knoe . " This honour appears to have been conferred on him about 1489 , and if our author was the Schelton discovered by Mr. Cole , he had ...
... poem prefixed to Skelton's works , says , " Skelton wore lawrell wreath , And past in schoels ye knoe . " This honour appears to have been conferred on him about 1489 , and if our author was the Schelton discovered by Mr. Cole , he had ...
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... poems or ballads might very justly rouse the vigilance of his diocesan , the bishop of Norwich , who , Mr. Warton thinks , suspended him from his func- tions . Anthony Wood asserts , that he was punished by the bishop for " having been ...
... poems or ballads might very justly rouse the vigilance of his diocesan , the bishop of Norwich , who , Mr. Warton thinks , suspended him from his func- tions . Anthony Wood asserts , that he was punished by the bishop for " having been ...
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... poems or ballads , or only in his poem of " Why come ye not to Court ? " is not certain , but the lat- ter does not appear to have been printed until 1555 , and was too long to have been easily circulated in manuscript . Wolsey ...
... poems or ballads , or only in his poem of " Why come ye not to Court ? " is not certain , but the lat- ter does not appear to have been printed until 1555 , and was too long to have been easily circulated in manuscript . Wolsey ...
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... repetition of the rhymes , but allows that in the poem called " The Bouge of Court , " or the Rewards of a Court , the author , by " adopting the more grave and stately movement of the seven - lined stanza , has SKELTON . 47.
... repetition of the rhymes , but allows that in the poem called " The Bouge of Court , " or the Rewards of a Court , the author , by " adopting the more grave and stately movement of the seven - lined stanza , has SKELTON . 47.
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... poem . In 1786 he published his seventh volume , entitled Senilia , or an Old Man's Miscellany . " In the same year he published a short answer to a catechism , written by an English clergyman , and used at Sunday schools , which he ...
... poem . In 1786 he published his seventh volume , entitled Senilia , or an Old Man's Miscellany . " In the same year he published a short answer to a catechism , written by an English clergyman , and used at Sunday schools , which he ...
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