The Literature and the Literary Men of Great Britain and Ireland: In Two Volumes, Volum 1Harper, 1851 - 576 pàgines |
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... university of Cambridge in the sixteenth year of his age , and during that part of his collegiate course which he there pursued , though he did not neglect his more important duties , yet much of his attention was devoted to poetry ...
... university of Cambridge in the sixteenth year of his age , and during that part of his collegiate course which he there pursued , though he did not neglect his more important duties , yet much of his attention was devoted to poetry ...
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... College , Cambridge , but eventually left that seat of learning to enjoy the superior advantages in classical studies that the university of Oxford at that time afforded . Wyatt was graduated at the latter institution in 1523 ...
... College , Cambridge , but eventually left that seat of learning to enjoy the superior advantages in classical studies that the university of Oxford at that time afforded . Wyatt was graduated at the latter institution in 1523 ...
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... college in his native place , and educated at the university of Cambridge . In consequence of his extensive learning and exemplary vir- tues , he was selected , in 1495 , by the Countess of Richmond , mother of king Henry the Seventh ...
... college in his native place , and educated at the university of Cambridge . In consequence of his extensive learning and exemplary vir- tues , he was selected , in 1495 , by the Countess of Richmond , mother of king Henry the Seventh ...
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... university of Cambridge . In 1504 , he was elevated to the See of Rochester ; and , notwithstanding , it was the poorest See in the kingdom , yet such was his attachment to it , that he could never be induced to change it for a richer ...
... university of Cambridge . In 1504 , he was elevated to the See of Rochester ; and , notwithstanding , it was the poorest See in the kingdom , yet such was his attachment to it , that he could never be induced to change it for a richer ...
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... university of Cambridge , where he greatly distinguished himself in scholastic learning ; and having taken the degree of master of arts , he entered into priest's orders as a devoted advocate of Popery . He remained attached to the ...
... university of Cambridge , where he greatly distinguished himself in scholastic learning ; and having taken the degree of master of arts , he entered into priest's orders as a devoted advocate of Popery . He remained attached to the ...
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