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DONNE : A LONDON POET BY BARBARA EVERETT Read 24 May 1972 D a ONNE'S most recent biographer calls him ' a Londoner born and bred'.1 Donne was born a few streets east of St. Paul's , and it was in the environs of St. Paul's and as its ...
DONNE : A LONDON POET BY BARBARA EVERETT Read 24 May 1972 D a ONNE'S most recent biographer calls him ' a Londoner born and bred'.1 Donne was born a few streets east of St. Paul's , and it was in the environs of St. Paul's and as its ...
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In the forty or so years since Henry VIII had died , London had become a new Rome ( and it was , apparently , actually called “ Romeville ' in the thieves ' jargon of the time ) . The sense of size is a relative thing : Donne's City and ...
In the forty or so years since Henry VIII had died , London had become a new Rome ( and it was , apparently , actually called “ Romeville ' in the thieves ' jargon of the time ) . The sense of size is a relative thing : Donne's City and ...
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That there is some obvious and simple sense in which Donne was a London poet may be perceived by opening the Songs and Sonnets in the format of its first edition and reflecting on the chaotic and formidable variety of available ...
That there is some obvious and simple sense in which Donne was a London poet may be perceived by opening the Songs and Sonnets in the format of its first edition and reflecting on the chaotic and formidable variety of available ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19712 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Denys Page | 61 |
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