Shakespeares Warwickshire Contemporaries
Shakespeares Warwickshire Contemporaries
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Sir Aston Cokaine in his " Remedy for Love, " 1658, refers to the poet as "my old friend Drayton, " a phrase which implies some degree of intimacy; and speaking of the colleges which had produced poets, he says in the same poem : "Oxford, our other Academy, you Full worthy must acknowledge of your view : Here smooth-tongued Drayton was inspired by Mnemosyne's manifold Progenie. " Sir Henry Goodere wrote to Lord Cecil to further a suit to the King on July 12th (no year, but endorsed 1605 ; Cecil... Papers, 190-13 i). He wrote again to him as Earl of Salisbury asking his furtherance in his request. He has been suing the King for the Escheat of one John King, one Bennett and others, who have lately slain a man at Stepney. He has had no benefit of former grants of escheats and recusants. "His chargeable service to the King (being thereby 5000/. Worse than he was) has brought his poor estate so low as almost nothing can add to his misery now, but to be neglected by Salisbury. " Undated, but endorsed ist February, 1609 (Cecil Papers, 195-99).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Aston Cokaine in his " Remedy for Love, " 1658, refers to the poet as "my old friend Drayton, " a phrase which implies some degree of intimacy; and speaking of the colleges which had produced poets, he says in the same poem : "Oxford, our other Academy, you Full worthy must acknowledge of your view : Here smooth-tongued Drayton was inspired by Mnemosyne's manifold Progenie. " Sir Henry Goodere wrote to Lord Cecil to further a suit to the King on July 12th (no year, but endorsed 1605 ; Cecil... Papers, 190-13 i). He wrote again to him as Earl of Salisbury asking his furtherance in his request. He has been suing the King for the Escheat of one John King, one Bennett and others, who have lately slain a man at Stepney. He has had no benefit of former grants of escheats and recusants. "His chargeable service to the King (being thereby 5000/. Worse than he was) has brought his poor estate so low as almost nothing can add to his misery now, but to be neglected by Salisbury. " Undated, but endorsed ist February, 1609 (Cecil Papers, 195-99).
What to read after Shakespeares Warwickshire Contemporaries?
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