The Elizabethan Courtier Poets: Their Poems and Their Contexts - Softcover

May, Steven W.

9781889818054: The Elizabethan Courtier Poets: Their Poems and Their Contexts

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ISBN 10: 1889818054 ISBN 13: 9781889818054

Publisher: Pegasus Pr, 1999

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Roger Ascham Secretory To The Queene's Majestie, For The Latin Tongue by Roger Ascham
Pentitential Psalms: 102 by Old Testament Bible
Pentitential Psalms: 143 by Old Testament Bible
Pentitential Psalms: 32 by Old Testament Bible
Pentitential Psalms: 38 by Old Testament Bible
Pentitential Psalms: 51 by Old Testament Bible
Pentitential Psalms: 6 by Old Testament Bible
To Mistress Anne Cecil by William Cecil
Of A Certayn Man by Mary Cheke
That No Man Yet Could In The Bible Finde by Mary Cheke
The Right Honourable George Earle Of Cumberland by George Clifford
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 1 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 10 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 11 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 12 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 13. Love Compared To A Tennis by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 14 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 15 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 16 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 2 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 3 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 4 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 5 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 6 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 7 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 8 by Edward De Vere
The Earle Of Oxenforde To The Reader: 9 by Edward De Vere
Poems Possibly By Oxford: 2. In Praise Of A Contented Minde by Edward De Vere
Poems Possibly By Oxford: 4 by Edward De Vere
Poems Possibly By Oxford: 4 by Edward De Vere
A Renunciation by Edward De Vere
Sitting Alone Upon My Thought by Edward De Vere
And If Thou Shouldst By Her Be Now Forsaken by Robert Devereux
Change by Robert Devereux
Content by Robert Devereux
I Am Not As I Seeme, I Seeme And Am The Same by Robert Devereux
Muses No More But Mazes Be Your Names by Robert Devereux
The Passion Of A Discontented Minde by Robert Devereux
Poems Possibly By Essex: 1 by Robert Devereux
Poems Possibly By Essex: 2 by Robert Devereux
Poems Possibly By Essex: 3 by Robert Devereux
Poems Possibly By Essex: 4. A Poem Made On The Earle Of Essex (being by Robert Devereux
Say, What Is Love? by Robert Devereux
Seated Betweene The Olde World And The Newe by Robert Devereux
To Plead My Faith Where Faith Hath No Reward by Robert Devereux
Verses Made By The Earle Of Essex In His Trouble by Robert Devereux
Sir Fraunces Drake Knight In Commendation Of This Treatise by Francis Drake
Amarillis Was Full Fayre, The Goodlyest Mayde Was She by Edward Dyer
As Rare To Heare, As Seldome To Bee Seene by Edward Dyer
Before I Dy Faire Dame Of Me Receave My Last Adieu by Edward Dyer
Bewayling His Exile He Singeth Thus by Edward Dyer
Cynthia by Edward Dyer
Devyde My Tymes, And Rate My Wretched Howres by Edward Dyer
E. D. by Edward Dyer
I Would Yt Were Not As Yt Is Or That I Card Not Yea Or Noe by Edward Dyer
A Modest Love by Edward Dyer
Oh That Most Rare Brest, Chrystalin Syncere by Edward Dyer
Poems Possibly By Dyer: 2 by Edward Dyer
Poems Possibly By Dyer: 3 by Edward Dyer
Poems Possibly By Dyer: 4 by Edward Dyer
The Songe In The Oke by Edward Dyer
Wher One Would Be by Edward Dyer
An Answer by Elizabeth I
A Sonnett: 1 by Elizabeth I
Farewell False Love, Thow Oracle Of Lyes by Thomas Heneage
A Haples Kynde Of Lyfe, Is This I Weare by Thomas Heneage
Idle Or Els But Seldome Busied Best by Thomas Heneage
Madam, But Marke The Labors Of Our Lyfe by Thomas Heneage
Madame, Who Once In Paper Puts His Thoughte by Thomas Heneage
The Markes Of Thoughtes, And Messengers Of Will by Thomas Heneage
Most Welcome Love, Thow Mortall Foe To Lies by Thomas Heneage
Seldome And Short Be All Our Happiest Howres by Thomas Heneage
The Angels Then Are Next In Their Degree by Philip Howard
Sweet Soveraigne God, Why Mortall Limmes by Philip Howard
Time's Eldest Sonne, Olde Age, The Heyre Of Ease by Henry Lee
The Foe To The Stommacke, And The Word Of Disgrace by Henry Noel
Of Disdainfull Daphne by Henry Noel
The Word Of Deniall, And The Letter Of Fifty by Henry Noel
The Excuse by Walter Raleigh
Right Noble Twice, By Virtue And By Birth by Elizabeth (cooke) Russell
Of His Unhappie State Of Life: 1 by Ferdinando Stanley
Of His Unhappie State Of Life: 2 by Ferdinando Stanley
Of His Unhappie State Of Life: 3 by Ferdinando Stanley
Of His Unhappie State Of Life: 4. A Sonnett By Ferdinando Earl Of by Ferdinando Stanley
-- Table of Poems from Poem Finder�

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