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28 Cards in this Set
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courtier and diplomat
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wyatt
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inprisoned by Henry 8 2 times
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wyatt
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had been in love with his cousin and Anne Boleyn
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wyatt
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one of the 1st writers to bring to england from italy and france the themes of Ren. Poetry
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wyatt
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introduced the italian sonnet form to the english
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wyatt
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2x imprisoned on charges that could have resulted in his execution, son, Thomas, being executed for treason
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wyatt
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few of his poems were published, 97 of the 276 were published after his death
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wyatt
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courtier of the french court with an esteemed military service
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howard
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cousin of Catherine Howard, 5th wife of Henry 8
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howard
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accused and convicted of treason, beheaded
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howard
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40 of the 276 poems were atrributed to this person
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howard
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introduced the English sonnet form
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howard
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descended from kings on both sides of his family, was accused of using the royal coat of arms on his shield and was executed
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howard
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wrote for publication
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spenser
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buried near Chaucer in Poet's Corner in West. Abbey
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spenser
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"The Shephers's Calendar": classical,archaic language-published anonymously
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spenser
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"The Fairie Queene" dedicated to Elizabeth 1
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spenser
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"Epithalamion"
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spenser
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"Prothalamion"
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spenser
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"Amoretti" written for his wife elizabeth boyle
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spenser
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Ideal Ren. courtier who attended Oxford
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sidney
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accompied elizabeth 1
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sidney
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temporarily unwelcome at Elizabeth's court because he opposed her intended wedding to the Duke
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sidney
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married the daughter of ELizabeth's secretary of state
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sidney
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supposed to accompany Sir Francis Drake
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sidney
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wounded during a military engagement against the SPanish Catholics in Holland
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sidney
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"Arcadia" writte for his sister
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sidney
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"An Apology for Poetry" he is considered the first important english critic
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sidney
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