16th and 17th Century English Writers

actor admired Alexander Pope Anne Hathway Anne Whateley appeared became blank verse Bonstetten born Bunyan Bussy D'Ambois Cambridge career Catholic Chamberlain's Chapman characters Christopher Marlowe classical comedy comic Congreve contemporary court critics death died Donne Donne's dramatist Dryden Dublin Duchess of Malfi Earl edition Edmund Elegy Elizabeth Elizabethan England English Eton College father Grafton Gray Gray's Hathaway Henry Humor Humorous Day's Mirth Ireland James John Shakespeare Jonson Kempe King King's Lady later Latin letters literary living London Lord Lord Strange's Men Marlowe Marlowe's marriage married masque Milton Miss Speed mother Pembroke Peterhouse play playwright poems poet poetic poetry probably Prospect of Eton publication published Queen religious returned Richard Burbage Robert romantic satire Sejanus Sidney sonnets Spenser Stoke Poges Stratford Swift T.S. Eliot Temple Grafton theatre Thomas tragedy translated Walpole Walpole's Webster William Shakespeare writing written wrote young