Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies volume 4 6
Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies volume 4 6
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" - There is one slight objection to this argument : Sir Philip Sidney was killed at the battle of Zutphen, in the year 1 586 ; and it would really have been somewhat sur- prising if the illustrious author of the ' Defence of Poesy' could have included Shakspere in his account u of the low state of dramatic literature at the time he composed this treatise. " If the instances of the mention of Shakspere by his contemporaries during his lifetime be not numerous, we are compensated by the fulness ...and explicitness of one notice that of Francis Meres, in 1598. Short as his notice is, it is by far the most valuable contribution which we possess towards the ' Life ' of Shakspere. Meres was a master of arts of Cambridge, and subse- quently entered the church. In 1558 he published a book called ' Palladis Tamia, \\ it's Treasury. ' It is a collection of moral sentences from ancient writers, and it is described by Anthony Wood as u a noted school- book. " Prefixed to it is ' A Comparative Discourse of our English Poets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" - There is one slight objection to this argument : Sir Philip Sidney was killed at the battle of Zutphen, in the year 1 586 ; and it would really have been somewhat sur- prising if the illustrious author of the ' Defence of Poesy' could have included Shakspere in his account u of the low state of dramatic literature at the time he composed this treatise. " If the instances of the mention of Shakspere by his contemporaries during his lifetime be not numerous, we are compensated by the fulness ...and explicitness of one notice that of Francis Meres, in 1598. Short as his notice is, it is by far the most valuable contribution which we possess towards the ' Life ' of Shakspere. Meres was a master of arts of Cambridge, and subse- quently entered the church. In 1558 he published a book called ' Palladis Tamia, \\ it's Treasury. ' It is a collection of moral sentences from ancient writers, and it is described by Anthony Wood as u a noted school- book. " Prefixed to it is ' A Comparative Discourse of our English Poets.
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