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spenser and the poetry of opposites
Herbert Spenser’s achievement in “The Faerie Queene” was to embody the great antitheses of the Elizabethan era: both the magnanimity and grace of the age that inspired poets and sent adventurers around the world, and the frantic cruelty that degraded … Continue reading
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Tagged Edmund Spenser, Elisabethan Age, Gheeraerts the Younger, John Dowland, Robert Peake, Shakespeare, Sir Francis Drake, Sir Henry Unton, Sir Walter Raleigh, The faerie Queene
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