The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... learninge is fallne to be the laughingstocke of childrenn . So haue I neede to bringe som more avaieleable proofes : [ lv ] Since the former is by no mann barred of his deserued creditt : The silly latter hath had euen the names of ...
... learninge is fallne to be the laughingstocke of childrenn . So haue I neede to bringe som more avaieleable proofes : [ lv ] Since the former is by no mann barred of his deserued creditt : The silly latter hath had euen the names of ...
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... learninge florrisheth not is plaine to be seene in all which they haue som feelinge of Poetrye . In Turkye besides our lawgiveing devines they haue no other writters but Poetts . In our neigh- boure Country Irelannd where truly learninge ...
... learninge florrisheth not is plaine to be seene in all which they haue som feelinge of Poetrye . In Turkye besides our lawgiveing devines they haue no other writters but Poetts . In our neigh- boure Country Irelannd where truly learninge ...
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... learninge as well as Poettrye , or raither all learninge but Poettrye , because it weare to large a digressionn to handle it , or at least to superfluous : Since it is manyfest yt all gouerment of action is to be gotten by knoweledge ...
... learninge as well as Poettrye , or raither all learninge but Poettrye , because it weare to large a digressionn to handle it , or at least to superfluous : Since it is manyfest yt all gouerment of action is to be gotten by knoweledge ...
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